Dawnlark Plains trying for years to flee

She was happy to see that this visitor was polite and respected their borders and Pema's position. She didn't give a name, but it wasn't as though Pema could have expected one when she didn't ask for one. It was a bit worrying that this female was able to follow their trail to their new home, but it made sence, seeing as how a large group of wolves was bound to leave a scent. Especially when one of those wolves was pregnant and marking rather often. The pack didn't have any direct enimies, so for the short time when the pack's trial was still prevalent it wouldn't matter much.

She had a question, one she didn't get a chance to answer before Day entered the scene. She gave him a smile, though she wasn't sure how much of her expression he would be able to see. She didn't mind him grazing against her, and gave him a gental nuzzle as he passed. If he wouldn't see her expression maybe he could feel her kindness. She looked to the female and nodded, expressing her similar opinion to Day's.