Heron Lake Plateau i could tell she wasn't lying, you were lying with a lion up there

Caiaphas spoke of her former packs, none of which sounded familiar to Niamh, save for when she mentioned Drageda. She tucked that tidbit of information away, should it be necessary, and listened. As if on cue, in knowing he was mentioned, Svalinn left Niamh’s playful embrace and toddled back toward his mother. 

It seemed she’d been through quite a run-around; Niamh could only hope that the woman’s fortunes would change now that she’d joined them. 

”Drageda has a decent relationship with us,” She said. ”One of their wolves was a family member of our beta, Towhee. But they are pretty far away, and we tend to stick to ourselves.” She said, perhaps as a warning to Caiaphas. Just as long as she knew that her current pack was allied with them, Niamh was satisfied. Obviously, it was better to make her aware of where they stood rather than have her figure it out on her own and possibly cause more tension.