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Maia spoke wisely and Dwin agreed that Moonspear was not to decide, who lived with them and who did not. "Mom, if it was any of ours," she implied of their kin, "I would fight tooth and nail for them. But she was a stranger of unknown origins, brought here and allowed to stay, because Ponyboy vouched for her, while in reality we knew and still know hardly anything about that girl," she said, her voice cold. "She may have caused similar trouble elsewhere," she added. 

"Anathema made herself Moonspear's problem. If that kid she injured dies, formal apology will do nothing to make it better," Maia had to understand, she was a mom herself. So did, Teya. What would they want to do in the other pack's position? No more, no less than the same.

"If handing her over to them is a way to protect us all, I will be the first to volunteer," she told. Better lose one packmate than endanger the lives of everyone here.  "We are at a disadvantage here - Moonspear has the numbers and the full support of all the other Moon-packs, should we decide not to cooperate," she told. "Besides I do not want to see her here either - if she is unstable and dangerous, she will be a threat for us all. We lost one good wolf to injuries last year," she said. "We do not need to lose any more."

"Sylvie and I," she looked at her sister encouragingly and, when she did it, her stern features softened. "Will be heading out northwards. Ask around, if anyone has seen them there," she told. "And someone has to stay here too, in case they return," Dwin said.