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They each knew Glaukos better than she, and Fiona would not intervene if they decided to end his life. She still did not think it was the best course of action, considering all that might be lost in trying to do so, but she would hold a united front to keep the rest of the pack from harm. Fiona also didn't think Druid leaving would solve her problems (or anybody else's, for that matter). If Glaukos had stuck close by, rather than leaving all together, Fiona might have tried to reason with him, but she hadn't spotted him since that day. She could only assume he had taken Druid's words to heart and left the bypass for good.

Heda left with all but a huff, and Fiona watched her walk away.

She turned her attention back to Anselm and Etienne. Glaukos can and will hurt you if you go after him—either of you; the pack can't afford that. She was using the term "pack" loosely here, as this was the least cohesive unit she had ever come across. There are more ways to kill than teeth, she said, trying to gauge if Etienne realized what she was getting at.