Blacktail Deer Plateau PACKTIVITY — Then the quiet explosion

Hawkeye let out small, quiet sigh and stayed where she was, moving slowly as the rest of the wolves has cleared out. No one would question her staying with the kids, and if they did, she would simply say the scratch on her face was giving her a dull headache (which it actually was) and that someone needed to stay with the pups (even if they went off on their own sometimes). She figured she could explain anything the four different colored mini-wolves asked about or had curiosity towards.

The dark female raised her eyebrow at Peregrine's greeting of his sister Hawkeye had noticed her movement, but she wondered why Peregrine was such a hypocrite. If any other wolf had left (save Crete and Atticus), he would have angrily banished them from the lands. He'd probably have a stiff talking to with Crete, but since it was blood, it would be forgiven.

Giving a leer in their direction, the green-eyed she-wolf looked down to see Saēna coming here way. A small smile tugged at her mouth, but sadness and bitterness touched her heart, for Peregrine was the obvious favorite, even though she'd been the one that was a mother to Pied and Kisu's litter. They already had a father, which Peregrine had taken over the role of since he had two of his own.

Once more, Hawkeye stuffed the tension down into her chest. "What's up, kid?" She nudged Saēna gently, sticking her tongue out in a tease.