Duskfire Glacier i'd jump in front of a train for you

manauia is such a fickle creature haha!

Her hackles rose when Charon argued, and she let loose a deeper snarl. To be spoken to as such by a slave was disrespect she could not have allowed back home, and the reaction to teach him the wrong of his ways was automatic. If Scarlett had not intervened, she'd have attacked in an instant.

When Scarlett puffed up, Manauia did not feel the least bit intimidated, but she was surprised. "So you are willing to attack one of your own for the sake of a stranger. Your loyalty is admirable." Manauia said, dripping with scorn. But she had given her word. Unless they presented a direct threat to herself or Tyrr, she would not lay a law on any of her packmates here, no matter how tempting it was right now to slam this girl into the dirt where she belonged. That she actually thought Manauia cared about ranks here was astounding; her, lower than this. Never.

"Fine. Destroy this pack you claim to love. Give outsiders free reign, your food and full access. But such weakness will not go unseen. And I would think that now would be a time that even a wolf as stupid as you would see that appearing weak isn't something you can afford." Without another word she whirled, leaving the way she'd come, furious. Her anger at the ivory female was turning quickly to an acidic loathing. Protecting Adlartok was one thing; but to defend a child not there own, one stupid enough to walk straight across their borders and into their lands. And not only that, but to inform this child that his behavior was correct and to escort him further in? The line had been crossed and left out of sight.

As if she cared what happened to these wolves anyway. If Duskfire destroyed itself, perhaps then she'd convince Tezcacoatl. Hell, maybe he could even bring this Tuwawi with him. But she would not fight a war for this piece of ground nor the trash that occupied it.