Sun Mote Copse then drop on the deck and flop like a fish

Bat's desires were fairly obvious to Niamh. She'd come in too hot and had likely lost Bat's trust and possibly her friendship as well by accusing and threatening her. It was still too soon for Niamh to feel a lot of remorse, as the grudges she held tended to stick around for longer than they needed to. It was obvious Bat just wanted her to leave, so she shrugged her shoulders at the silence that hovered between them, only to be broken by Elwood's arrival. Now she'd get it- she'd probably get disapproval for intimidating one of their former packmates at the borders, especially when Niamh knew that Elwood cared for Wildfire and all of her children. 

She turned to leave, but left one ear turned back enough just so that she could hear a bit of what Bat had to say. She mentioned Tegan, so Niamh figured she might be able to ask Elwood later what the actual details about his situation were. She'd leave them be for now, though- knowing she'd already fouled up Bat's day enough already.