Sea Lion Shores what's the use of stacking on every failure, another stone

sure!! sounds good to me :)

Caiaphas waited silently as Aktaie studied her - in a way, she was all too familiar with perusing. She often subjected others to uncomfortable and studious silence -- and she only offered a weak roll of her shoulders as Aktaie spoke.

In truth, as greedy as the female was, she had no need for something like flesh -- something that expired quickly, spoiled quickly, or worst, caused confrontation. It seemed, to her, the rational thing to do -- as Aktaie was clearly a much stronger woman. Caiaphas was certain she did not want the pup; she had already had her fun with it and now that it was dead at her feet it served her no purpose.

She strode off calmly then, placing herself a good enough distance away that even a nervous wolf would have felt comfortable lowering its muzzle to the kill. She considered Aktaie's offer, and at length spoke again. "One of your Acolytes brought me here, a dark yearling. I would join you, so long as I can make that den my mainstay." She motioned then to the grotto that sunk into the sand not too far from them -- it was just barely out of Ankyra's territory, but was armored by heavy rocks and flanked by the sea. Junior had escorted her there when Caiaphas had first arrived, and since then the female had no wandered.