She was steady in her direction, and her stride was a fast walk. There was a need to be other places, and she naturally moved quick. She meant no suggestion he was a trouble maker, but thought making a point clear she did not tolerate things was simply a start...an understanding of sorts. He seemed to be thinking it over, and she kept her ears rested back to catch any response. He was not the silent type to bob his head, and fall into place. That was alright, she liked individuals not drones who didn't think for themselves.

She lead them around a twist in the forest, sticking to a rather unused coarse to make it home. Then he replied with an explanation, which she payed mind too. She could understand that, just bad timing. She had done that before. Wrong place at the wrong time, making the wrong things happen. "I had no assumptions you stir up trouble without cause, just wanted it clear I have little patience or tolerance for such things. I do like to think I'm a fair and just leader so if something of that happens I promise not to make rash judgements. Sound better?" She settled into her role of leader,care taker, peace keeper, and rule maker. There was not such a serious hit to her tone, just matter of fact to put his mind at ease. She sensed something in his past she would not be able to fix, and let the silence rest between them. She had her own thoughts of past, present, and future to fixate on.

"Ah, you sound like you have certainly met him,"[/b] she said with a sideways smile of sorts, but she kept her mismatched eyes focused on the goal ahead. Home it was just what eight more wolf lengths. An ear was cocked his way to listen as he explained further. She was happy to hear they got along on their short meeting, and hoped they would continue with friendship. She did not laugh at his change of voice, but it did bring out a larger smile to her face, and a change to her eyes that spoke of being humored. "That was pretty good," she said with her broad grin, thinking Jedd would either get a kick out of it or be disgruntled. "Home sweet home," she said pointing to the very miniature hill that was the main den. She halted, and turned to Follko, "I must leave you here, but get yourself acquainted and let me know if you need something. My mate Borden I'm sure you'll run into at some point." Her smile was brief, and she made sure to plant her scent with a brush against his shoulders. It was with a polite tip of her nose she disappeared into the cedar woods.

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