The female gave an answer, one Sagacity wasn't sure she believed, but Iopah did a good enough job at the confession whether it was true or not; Sage was skeptical of most wolves, thus why she did not completely believe Iopah's confession. Tell everyone she met about the pack? Then again, while it would bring more awareness about their pack it might help them keep away unintentional visitors. More than once she'd chased off a loner without questioning them when they'd come to Nomad's Pass lands. No warnings, simply a chase. It seemed to her, the best way to keep their pack a secret was to never speak of it, and defend it fiercely...But then again, she felt no inclination to go and seek out Iopah's pack because she'd been warned about it, so both methods had their charms.

She'd expected more confrontation about what she'd said about her pack- but instead, all she got was a tiny push- an honest statement of disbelief- and an insightful comment. Sagacity tilted her head from side, as though rollng the idea from one side of her brain to the other. In the end, she sneezed before she replied, and snuffled a bit before she spoke. "True," Was all she said. She had nothing to argue, and it seemed as though they'd come to something of an agreement. Sage wasn't interested in seeking out Secret Woodlands, nor was she about to go on and tell the stranger about Hollowheart Keep- and so long as she kept her side of the bargain- staying clear away from the woodlands- she felt they were on a fairly neutral ground. "I'b gonna get going. Won't go dear your pack, not widdis cold." She said with a wry snort. She took a few steps, before she turned her head around again. She was very reasonable, this woman, just defending her pack, the same as Sagacity was. "Best," She said, by way of wishing her well, and with a nod of her head, Sagacity turned and continued on her trek, putting shelter for the night at the top of her priority list.