Greatwater Lake Frozen Bareness of the Lands

Sen silently wondered what the other wolf could have done to have been attacked by a bear, but said nothing on it. For all the female know, she could have just been walking passed a bear that was having a bad day. Wouldn't be the first time she'd heard of a wolf being attacked by an unprovoked bear. The two species were competing predators, and while wolves usually had the numbers, bears had the size. They could easily harm a fellow wolf with a single swipe of their large paws, and the reasoning could range anywhere from because they felt threatened, or just because they felt like it. In the wolfess' mind, many ursines lacked the skills needed to deduce simple things such as what is okay and what is not. That, however, was just her opinion, based on the bears she'd seen from afar. Without meeting any, and only hearing things such as Somnia said of bears attacking, her low opinion on them was sure to never change.

"Sure hope the bear ended up looking worse off than her," Sen said, trying to imagine a single wolf beating a large bear. It was unimaginable, really, unless the bear already had injuries, got bored of fighting, or another wolf came to help. Something that large wouldn't go down so easily, leaving Sen a bit happy for the beta for having survived such an ordeal—or so she assumed, going by the way Somnia didn't refer to her as if she were deceased.