Arrow Lake drowner

blodreina spares ingram a glimpse and a small smile, watching as praimfaya — at her father's encouragement — scampers off to play with the other cubs, allowing reina's attention to return to the matter at hand; for while stigmata's words placate her concerns that does not seem to hold true for aurë, who seems to share an opinion opposite everyone else. aurë favors alliances and though blodreina personally disagrees and is, by kazimir's following monologue , not the only one. blodreina notes that kazimir agrees with her it is the tale end of the other woman's speech that doesn't settle well with the wanlida. despite that it seemed aimed at aurë, blodreina can't help but feel that it's also aimed at her ...for they'd both left drageda and were both pregnant when they'd arrived on diaspora's doorstep.

lenient? blodreina doesn't like that word in particular. it makes it feel like they owe diaspora ...like they're not apart of the pack because they joined under unusual circumstances. like no matter how much they contribute: it'll never be enough. to be clear, kazimir ...we chose to leave drageda for the safety of our cubs, because the leader that took over for heda wasn't doing anything about the issue of rusalka on our doorstep. not because we were being hunted. diaspora was never in danger of rusalka chasing after us. if there was one thing blodreina didn't appreciate it was being made to feel like she wasn't appreciated and she was just a charity case who owed a massive debt. have we, she glimpses to ingram, aure and their collective children, and our children not made disapora stronger? have we not aided in bolstering your numbers? have we not contributed like every other wolf present here? she asks glimpsing around. perhaps, blodreina thinks, she misunderstood kazimir's meaning ...but she interpreted it how she had and well, she hadn't interpreted it to be a good thing.