Kalia didn't know what to do. She hadn't really been a part of the pack, she had no experience. Heck, she didn't even know how the hierchy worked! She automatically caught a scent of another's terratory when she reached it. She stayed a distance, not knowing about this wolf and how protective he was. She put her left paw foward first, then her right one. The only way to figure out what to do was to introduce herself.

Although she hadn't heard anything worth going frantic over, she still stepped lightly. She naturally stepped like that, almost silent. She waved her purple tail back and forth as she neared where she suspected the leader's den would be.

In the middle or on the edge, probably the biggest den too. She thought to herself, glancing into each den, thinking of who might be in there, That looks big enough for plenty of wolves, maybe that's the hunters' dens... She had absolutely no clue what the rest of the roles that you could play in a pack. None. Zip. Zilch. She sighed, knowing that if she was trying to hide that just blew her cover. She spotted the leader in the center, he howled. She looked down, lowering her light blue crown in respect. Kalia had seen others do this when entering another pack's terratory, so she guessed she should do the same. She walked closer to him and sat in front of him. No other way of knowing how to enter a pack. "Hi." was all she said.

"I like it here. Some things I like more than others, but you know...that's normal." The male responded. Alfalfa nodded. This sure was quite an enthusiatstic male. It was nice to have some brightness shining down on this normally dull pack. Why would she use the word dull? Well, there was nobody around to talk with, and no one to eavesdrop on. Krakatau sort of made things a little more cheery around the Troltzan grounds

"It's totally normal." Alfalfa quickly said, and laughed a little. But, she didn't completely understand what he meant. Is he talking about the territory? The places that have better prey? She felt the male leaning closer to whisper something into her ear.
Her ear twitched with interest. He must be used to colder weather... This isn't nearly as hot as Summer can get.

"Well, you know they say the sun can make you tired-even though I don't really understand that. Hey, but there's unfortionately more heat to come in Summer." Alfalfa informed him. "I need to shed some of this thick fur... "