The last time she had ventured out of Diveen, she had run into a boy who had flipped her world upside down. He looked like her parents, but claimed he had no siblings so he couldn't possibly her brother, right? Inari had yet to bring it up to her parents. How would she even start a conversation like that? Hey Mom, Dad, do I happen to have a brother who looks exactly like the two of you put together? Why hadn't they even told her and Raksha about another sibling? So, she kept it a secret, waiting until the right time to ask. Until then, she'd continue doing what she loved best, mischief!

Diveen was boring! It was time to discover other packs. Picking a random direction, the young pup trotted out of her homeland and into the unknown wilds. Learning from her last venture, she moved with a little more care now, keeping an eye out for any signs of danger. She still galloped with the speed of a deer being chased, still barked with the obnoxiousness only a puppy could muster, but she did so carefully. It wasn't until a white figure drew her attention that she slowed.

A small smile spread on her face as she watched the brute move aimlessly across the fields. He seemed like a good target. She was still close enough to Diveen that if things should go sour, she could dart home easily. With a determined nod, she bolted towards the stranger. Skidding to a halt in front of him, cutting off his advancement, she looked up and him and wagged her tail. "Hiya, mister! What's your name? Are you from around here? I'm hungry, can you hunt for me?"