Redhawk Caldera wind in the willows

As soon as Fox released her anger upon her sister, the girl recoiled; her head went back and then down, with her ears flitting backwards against her creamy head, becoming submissive out of surprise more than anything else. They had argued before, as children, and Fox had always been the more aggressive sort; however, this was different. Now the argument was between an Alpha and a subordinate, and their differing views could lead to Dove's excommunication if she took it too far — thankfully she conceded.

But the threat of being kicked out was still very real, and this is what shocked Dove the most. She wanted to protest against the very concept - You're my family more than her's, she wanted to shout, - but Dove was no fool. Raising her voice to Fox again would be pushing beyond the limit. Okay, okay! I get it. She muttered hastily. Half-sister good, full sister less good, understood boss ma'am.

I guess I'll need to meet her and decide for myself. Dove added, her voice grim at first, but lilting with false cheer, as if the idea of meeting this half-sister was really so grand. Whatever had occurred between Fox and Magpie to ingratiate them to one another was another story, and one that Dove wasn't entirely interested in right now. After a moment of thought, the girl commented with one last question: You wouldn't really kick me out.. Just for believing what we were both taught, would you?