Moonspear I will die your daughter.

She follows the movements of the wolves as they escort her to the borders. Most would be grateful they had not done more to punish her, but Hokulani had been looking for a fight. She would have left injured, but at the very least her father would have been mortified. Mild embarassment is not enough.

A straight face is kept until they reach their stop and it is time for her to go. Only then does she look to Hakumele, only then does she speak. Ina e hoi au, e pepehi au i kau keiki. It is a threat for him and him alone. She will not give the Moongirl the respect of speaking it in a common tongue.

Nothing more is said by her before she takes her leave, trotting off at a brisk pace. Her enthusiasm regained.