Swiftcurrent Creek alpha and omega

How does the setting of before Lethe gives her claiming howl and during her marking of borders sound? Also, sorry if I'm wrong, but I interpreted it that Sparrow was running back to the borders because she was trying to escape with no one noticing. I will edit my post if wrong! ><

Marking borders as a solitary force was trialing, and while the she-wolf held her endurance given t her only through the absolution of pleasing her gods, that did not help the stir of hunger that would rumble her stomach every so often -- Lethe stopped for almost nothing, spare to quench her thirst, and would then allow her limber form to retrace her steps over and over, her slender bodice weaving its way along the trunks of trees that would now help shroud her lands. Every so often she would mutter under her breath -- a question, though she was only met by silence. Her altercation with Jinx at Horizon Ridge borders had left her unnerved, and the golden she-wolf could not help but wonder if by refusing to submit to the Mambo, had she evoked distrust from Sos and Atka.

This thought was quickly pushed away though -- the strange musings of a wolf who had traveled alone for too long, and when the scent of another slapped her harshly in the face across borders that were marked with her scent, albeit faintly, she felt a surge of anger sweep through her.

Lethe was quick to trace the offender down -- her quick paws loped across the frozen terrain with an urgency that had not followed her for some time -- the urgency to protect her home. The wolf was a darker creature, and only when the aqua eyes of the Alpha noted the fleeing posture of a creature who only realized their mistake too late did her thoughts soften.

Clucking her tongue softly to herself as she picked up pace, hoping to catch the other on the side with agility alone, Lethe would make to cut in front of the female before lifting her figure high, her eyes unwavering as they moved carelessly over the woman's form. "Such a pretty creature," she murmured, though the kind words did not meet her eyes. "Tell me, lovely, why are you on my newly claimed lands?"