Great Bear Wilderness since the darkness covered us

finally caught up with cara after all exams and stuff e.e
wheee

[size=medium]"in the land of gods and monsters,
I was an angel"[/size]

[size=small]Despite the bruises and dents that adorned their relationship it had been after the last time they had seen one another, when the former Spine leader had announced to her his departure, that Cara had decided to give him, should they ever meet again, the benefit of the doubt unless he proved to deserve less. And as their paths had effectively overlapped once again, it was with silent respect for all that they had previously shared that she abstained from making of this a witty exchange of subtle insults to one another.
Finally, she had laid the skeletons of her closet to rest, but as always, she too had the door of it unlocked and ready to blow out at the smallest provokation.

And much to his luck his shoking revelation, despite being a hurtful exposure of what her first home had become, was not seen as a provokation -- at least not from him. With the news landing on her like a sucker punch, Cara's delicate featured twisted into a disgusted grimace. Regardless of whether she held power over the land or not (which she didn't) she felt utterly insulted by the fact that another pack, another set of wolves with nothing to do with Jinx or with what the Mountain really stood for, simply barged in there like vultures narrowing in on the carcass of a loved one.

"Bastards!" she exclaimed with a muffled growl, her ears suddenly flattening against her skull in pure ire as she tried to make out what she could do with this information. Her rage, regardless of how justified it could feel for her, was not worth a battle -- especially not with the threat of the other fucker looming in the corner and her desire to breed in her mind.
Yet, it felt to heavy and imporant to be simply dismissed.

"Have you met any of them as you travelled?" she asked, her eyes voraciously hungry for any more information he could provide.
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