She stood there, quietly, hardly perturbed with the way Taika moved to have Tithe be the block between them. The Monster was hardly phased by such motion. Things like this was hardly a surprising thing. With an indifferent snort she moved her azure eyes towards Tithe, focusing on him instead, wondering perhaps why he was here in the first place. She had not met this she-wolf, this scent she had not smelt on any other within her ranks, and so she was of no significance. One dark ear twitched forward as Tithe as he spoke his inquiry, her mind slowly figuring out the answer. Before she could let out a response she heard the sharp bark of her own daughter behind her. Whipping her dial around she watched as the charcoal furred body of her child was dashing through the dying grass, with the golden boy rapidly gaining up on her. For a moment the Monster watched as the one year old pups continued to play tag, quite content now that she knew they were not threatened. Turning her dial to look at the two, her weight shifted in a comfortable manner, her cold lyrics dipping out smoothly.

“The one that talks.... a lot, Rhett? Well as you can see he seems quite happy here with my daughter and I know he is happy to be with his brother too, Galileo.”

Her attention would sway back towards the children, both ears pointed forward as she listened to their shrill of glee and laughter. For a moment she couldn’t help, but give a small grin, dark sapphire eyes holding a glimmer of happiness, glad to see the two running around and having fun. She had given her second daughter a chance for normalcy, providing her and her son the chance to know what it was like to be among wolves that accepted them, to have that chance at a family – something she never had herself when she was their age. It was a good thing that the mountain-born pup was here, although, she did rather miss those moments of peace and quiet....he was quite a talker. It didn’t take long for the pups to run over the hill from which they came and she would turn her dial around, allowing that small smile to vanish. Remaining impassive she nodded her dial once, allowing him the chance to speak, unsure with what he wanted to question after speaking with some members of her pack.

“You came all this way, why would I be rude and not listen.”