Blacktail Deer Plateau By the grace of God

She tried not to look disappointed, though Saena truly wished Blue Willow had known what her mother was thinking back then. The healer suggested that she save that question for Kisu. Her ears twitched and her expression seemed to stiffen, but she didn't say anything about her biological father. That wolf was not only not part of her family by her own decision, but his very name was meaningless as well. The man who was supposed to be her true father had been the first to walk out, if one didn't count her dead mother.

"Oh well," she sighed softly, "I'll find out sometime. Hey, I need to go chat with Dante about something," she went on, having just remembered that she was supposed to tell the Alpha that Ty had run off, "so... cool if I catch you later?" It should have felt weird talking to the Beta of the pack so casually, but the things Saena said often came with little thought. Truthfully, she didn't often realize she was being as casual as she was.

Assuming Blue Willow had nothing more to say, the juvenile would spin on her feet and lope off in search of the Alpha, though nerves (and a strong desire to tell Blue first, which she swallowed) fluttered in her belly the entire way.