Shadow Hearts Colored in Blue

The comment sent her way did nothing but boost Sen's desire to continue on with speaking to the other dark figure. Such words were enough to make her grin widen, essentially flashing her ivories for a second before she returned it to her regular one. It was clear the yellow-eyed being was serious when she asked—or, rather, commanded—for the obsidian woman to leave, though she couldn't care any less than she did. The other could provide her with some fun, as had been discovered with her retort towards the mention of being blind, and Sen wasn't one to drop something like that so quickly. It would be foolish to toss away a perfectly good opportunity, and she was not a fool when it came to things involving her personal enjoyment.

“What if I do not want to leave?” Her inquiry held the questioning tone, as it should, but held a trace of a challenge deep beneath it. “Maybe I want to stay here and continue to examine the land. What then, hm?” Sen had grown up being taught to respect pack borders, and to never go near or cross one if she valued her life. The lesson had stuck with her during her travels, more or less, but once she'd joined a pack it seemed to grow dim in her mind. She wanted to know of all the other packs she'd missed, to see what excitements they held and secrets they kept hidden. The consequences that could result from her actions hardly ever crossed her mind, however, and so she continued to stand her ground even when threats were dealt.