Whitefish River Shattering Everything

Mara looked at her like she was an idiot, because frankly, she was being one. Did she say at any point in time that she would just kick her out? Um, no. But that was her loss, she guessed.

"I never said you would leave empty pawed, but if that's what you want to think, so be it. And honestly, I'm starting to question the fact if you would even be a good spy. I mean, you're like me, too blunt and rebellious. I would suck at being a spy, so maybe you would too. You never know." she said, again shrugging nonchalantly. If this wolf didn't want to help, or if she wanted to joint the spine, then it was nice meeting her, but Mara didn't necessarily want to waste any more time on her. She had things to do, borders to set.

She was nice and all, and a lot like herself, but if she was going to be that way, the Mara didn't need to deal with her.