Narimé heard a movement behind her and paused to look back and check on the little bundles within the earthen den. Luckily the adults conversation hadn't woken the pups from their dream sleep. Licking each pup smoothly Nari turned back around to face her pack mates. Though the silver wolf had missed her uncles "Hmph" she caught Simaea's comment and gave her a crooked smile while glancing towards Tokino.
The gray man didn't seem too fazed by Simaea's words. Though if Nari had to bet she was pretty sure the male was not a happy camper on the inside. His eyes were locked onto the woods surrounding her little birthing den hiding the wolves from the world outside. She couldn't read any emotions in those blue orbs though and quietly the young woman decided to leave it at that. She wouldn't pester the man anymore.
Watching his gaze turn towards the den again Nari tensed and flicked her tail upward in a silent "I'm staying right here" gesture. She wasn't going to move and let her strange uncle see her pups.
Not yet.
He must have known he wasn't really welcome anymore for Nari watched the elder wolf stand up and dip his head in farewell to the pair of she wolves. She flicked her ears goodbye, sighed and gave the man a real smile not a mocking one.
"I look forward to our next discussion." She answered and watched the silver male turn and trot off it seemed in the direction of the borders.
"I think I might join the pups in their afternoon snooze heheh.." She chuckled letting another yawn overtake her. Nari had a lot to think about now, mostly on relatives that were probably all dead anyway. Was it really that important to know who your family were?
"Are you proud of your family Simaea?" Nari asked quietly still dwelling upon the many names she'd just learned about.