Dragoncrest Cliffs but she got legs up on the dash

Kasatka was terribly flattered that Vercingetorix wanted to hear about her family - she wasn't street-smart enough to know she was being investigated. "I have family at Undersea," she shared, pointing her nose toward her cousin's island. "And I had family in the taiga - our pack's called Morningside - but I don't know where they went. There was a fire, and then I was lost for a while, and now..." A distinctly uncomfortable look crossed her face as she contemplated what was next, in that arena. "I'm sure I'll see them again sometime," she decided, her expression clearing as she convinced herself of this fact. "They probably just moved again." That was what the Morningsiders did, right?

The girl's breath caught in her throat as the larger wolf approached. It was not her size, but the force of her presence that made Heda seem so - well, scary. And maybe it was that she was still reeling from her near-miss with Vercingetorix, or maybe it was the tingle of electricity in the air. Either way, the Commander made quite an impression on young Kasatka, and she nearly wilted as the full force of Heda's gaze was turned upon her.

"M-my name is Kasatka Corten," she said in as strong a voice as she could muster. "I want to join your - " she paused and sucked in a breath, trembling slightly, and stole a glance at Vercingetorix to try and borrow a bit of confidence. "I want to be part of your kru. I promise I'll be good and cool and not be a traitor ever."