Rising Sun Valley impermanence

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She nodded slowly. There was a sharp reluctance to say too much about why she was interested in the wetlands, and it was not necessarily to have her pack hunt there for prey. She mainly wanted access to the plants and herbs there, so took his answer as needed. It would be a place visited only when necessary, and done with discretion.

When he turned the question back onto her, she shifted her weight but wasted little time supplying an answer despite her reservations. Northstar Vale, and then into the flatlands towards Greatwater Lake's shores, she said. The Vale was most important to her and the piece of neutral territory she felt the vaguest roil of possessiveness towards, even if it was not the most rightful feelings. She had never acted on them, although the fondness for Xi'nuata's former claim was difficult to deny. And to a lesser extent, the areas between the Spire and Mount Apikuni, was the addition that came with a nod. There.

But of course, this was not the extent of it. With the next nearest pack in the foothills being a good distance away, she preferred to exercise those freedoms, instead of pressure the boundaries towards the east with the Creek.