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Kohja watched her curiously and attentively before lowering it as far as hers, his nose under hers and his eyes searching for her down cast ones until he could get her to look at him back and raise her head as he did his. He gave her a slow, gentle smile in encouragement. "Well we don't want to keep them waiting," he said, "No need to start trouble." He showed her polite body posture, lifting a paw in the suggestion that she could go first, being the lady. He walked beside her shoulder back to the group.

Zeta rose up from her haunches upon seeing her brother return, and would have given him a scolding look had he not been with Karin. She waited until they walked into the circle of the group and then looked at Yoru. "That's everyone," she said quietly, mostly to herself. She was the alpha, but willing to let Yoru lead when it was to her created den, she'd been asked to by Silver, and knew the way.

Zeta leaned back on her haunches a little when it was her turn and everyone else had gone in, except for Kohja who had stopped and looked at her. She looked down at the hole like it was screaming at her and was rolling on the ground for no reason. He lowered his head at her and asked if she was going to go, and got a slow nod in response. Zeta had a problem with two things: the dark and any cramped space. The den was sure to be dark underground and this hole was too small for her liking.

Finally, though, she sucked it up and scooted down into it, which was helped by Kohja head-butting her tail-end and getting her going out the other side with a glare back behind her before he followed in her wake. He grinned at her and she walked down the tunnel to the end where Silver's scent was coming from and eventually found him, after taking her eyes off the ground for once.

Zeta wagged her tail slowly and lazily as she approached both males and stopped a couple of feet away from them. "Tired, Sora?" She said as she, too, yawned, "Isn't everyone here?" She looked around. "Today has been a hard one, I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm ready for some sleep."

Zeta favored Silver out of the ones from his now ex-pack only because he did not call her princess. She wasn't too eager to walk in front of any male for imaginable reasons, but went ahead, liking her right to go forward when it was not always given to her and she had learned to notice when she did and appreciate it. "I still prefer fur over leaves," she yawned without meaning as they went in, quickly finding a spot that seemed comfortable to her mentally and laying down. She heard Silver reply, but her brain had already gone fuzzy, and she fell asleep, her body worn out from mental stress.

Zeta stretched stiffly the next morning, awake as always just before the sun would come up when the sky would turn a light, shady blue and the morning birds would be chirping without disturbance. She slowly opened her eyes a little, her favorite time being when you were half awake and half asleep like this. Though she noticed how warm and soft it was. Leaves could never do that, and of course there had not been the time for anyone to go get her a pelt over night.

She lifted her head and stared down at Silver for a moment, processing that he was so close before stumbling up and backwards in astonishment, nearly running into a wall on her haunches before she stopped, one front paw lifted with her mouth open. She swallowed and tip-toed past him and out into the tunnel, following the light to the entrance and hopping out, her head running into Trance's chest.

Shaking her head, Zeta sat back, rubbing the top of her head with a paw, ears down and eyes shut while she whined 'ow.' "Are you okay?" He asked, looking surprised, too. Zeta looked up at him and nodded, apologizing for running into him, but then thought about it. "Wait," she said, "What are you doing up here already?" Trance moved aside so that she could get up and away from the den in case anyone else wanted to get up, too. "Not the biggest fan of the sun," he replied deeply, "Wanted to get morning rituals out of the way." Zeta said 'oh' and got away from the hole, stretching out some and then shaking out her fur.