Blacktail Deer Plateau Shine your light on everything

I felt... threatened. The true reason behind her actions confused Osprey and this lack of understanding, what was really going on, reflected in her expression. She furrowed her brow, trying to remember, if there had been anything wrong she had unintentionally done to Saena ever since their last face-to-face talk almost two months ago. As far as she was concerned - she had respected the girl's wish not to have Osprey around and had kept her distance. She was mostly outside than within the pack's borders - where was threat in that? None.

"I don't regret, what I said then," Osprey replied, "and just the same way you feel that you did the right thing, when you confronted me, I feel that I had my right to tell, what my opinion about your attitude was." They were similar in a way. Neither of them were going to give up. "And to disrespect someone - there has to be some sort of relationship beforehand. Correct me, if I am wrong, but we have none," she pointed out - being disowned was never a nice thing - she let the bitterness resurface.