She followed the trail of her sister Itzel with determination, wanting to make sure she knew that she wasn't alone. They didn't have their parents to escort them to another pack this time but Citlalli wasn't afraid to explore. She wondered if their other sister Petra would be joining them but knew she was really into her training to be an assassin of all things so maybe she would miss out on this. Citlalli wasn't about to miss out on a chance to make more friends! She heard all the commotion about finding an imprint at these sorts of gatherings too but she wasn't too worried about that. She wasn't even sure if she believed in that kind of magic. She saw her own mother and father and they were mates now and looked happier than ever. They weren't imprints so maybe that was just a load of bull adults made up to make their love sound magical. Citlalli wouldn't put it past them. Sure, her mom had told her the stories of when she had an imprint and he meant everything to her but he left and disappeared.What kind of imprint does that? That didn't sound like magic to her. It sounded like bull.

Maybe she was just getting older and all the magic of finding your one true love and all that was just fading away. Life was full of adventure but only if you were brave enough to go out and find it. With her training for warrior, she would make sure she was always brave enough to find those adventures. As she got closer to the other wolves, her eyes surveyed the others but a smile lit up her features when she saw her sister Itzel sitting off by herself. She looked shy and awkward and that just wouldn't do at all. Citlalli knew Itzel was different and she wanted more than anything to be normal like her sisters. But Citlalli thought her sister was just special and being different was nothing to be ashamed of. She loved her sister, either way. She moved up, running herself along her sister's side as a way to mark her as family and let her know that she wasn't alone. She took a seat beside Itzel and reached over to nudge her shoulder playfully. "Hey, sis, make any friends yet?"