He stood still seeming to pay little mind to her circling him but as spoke her gaze turned into a harsh glare moving her head only to cover her throat but the company at her side remained silent. Her lips peeled back in what was a sound almost akin to a hiss escaped between her teeth before falling into her lighter growl before falling silent once again she detested the fact she had to explain in detail what she means when she felt it obvious but she obliged anyways. “From.” She spoke clearly and directly. She wasn’t one for wasting time and didn’t intend to start unless it was for her gain.

Sekhmet eyed him with caution relaxing her features and sheathing her weapons she watched him for a moment before moving towards him throwing slow movements away for a moment her muzzle extended to pass his own before pressing into the scruff of his neck breathing in deeply before pulling herself from him to look back into his blue eyes. She couldn’t tell where he came from. I was of none of the territories of free roam lands he was foreign and new and he spoke of a tongue she hadn’t heard of in any of them not that she lingered long enough to know much about any of them. He was different and perhaps for possessing as a company rather than a nice decoration for a den.

A creature that cared little to acquire names but one who hid her own well she didn't question him despite the wolves around here questioning for one yet she was intrigued to know his. Despite him being larger she held no fear for it wasn’t a thing born to her like some she relaxed onto her limbs lowering herself to the earth letting the cool fall breeze run its fingers through her pelt she placed to her companion knowing it was a patient thing before returning her full attention the colorful male at hand.

Not many creatures were welcomed in her company not even her own kind but he lingered, perhaps he was bolder than she expected him to be. “Do not fit. New. You are?” She didn’t refer to his name but more so a label or title. He was something her curiosity had taken over to figure out. Her ears perked and twisted to the sounds of the wilderness only lingering back to listen to anything the stranger had to say. Perhaps she didn’t mind this wolf too much.