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Khaless watched En and Kirill, her eyes shifting from them to around the cave. She didnt actually see anything out of place.. And there was too much blood in the air. Khaless didnt settle, but she padded closer to Kirill, standing seperate from him and En. She lowered her head slightly as if she was relaxing, but Kirill would, at least, know that she was still unsettled.

Amunet didnt move, even going so far as to slow her breath so that her pelt would shiver less from even the movement of breathing. She half closed her eyes, reducing any glint from her eyes as the purple female entered the cave. To be fair, she wasnt even sure Kirill knew where she was in the cave. She watched the female closely though, ready to fight if needed. She relaxed only slightly when the violet female moved towards her mate, seemingly relaxed.

Watching the mates duke it out with mind games En trotted out of the cave. She didn't like it when they became infatuated with each other. Snotting she sulked off into the tall grass letting the dew cling to her coat. Stopping she shook as the water flew off her in a spray. She was annouyed, irritated, rash, and hot-temptered. Though she couldn't place her paw on it for why. Most be her raging hormones.
Kneeling into the grass she clicked her teeth. A few birds flew up into the air flying quickly away. En wanted a play, she yerned for another wolf to be with her. To play with her. She however doubted that day would come. She was growing bored of her pack, she was getting itchy for excitement. But Kha and Kri raised her...she could never. Still...if it was only for a while...a short time...to get the edge out. En's ears perked up as her plans grew. Maybe she would run away for a short time to find herself.

Over the past few days since stumbling upon the presence of the cave, and the other Ikal'daka, Kimest had bided her time, keeping out of sight of the others and observing their going-ons. She'd taken notice of the crackle-pelted female, and the glowing green/gray male, the one she assumed was the Alpha. Their interactions had both amused her, and piqued her curiosity. The alpha female, however, was one that had caught her most interest, mostly because she wondered how she might react to another female's attempt at joining the ranks. To them she was an outsider, and has been an outsider for many years. An older Ikal'daka had adopter her when she was a pup, and had been as a father to her, stern but soft to her. That was, until he hadn't returned home one night and she'd realized she was on her own. Whatever had happened to her father, she never knew, but the presence of this pack, small as it was, had stirred in her that old memory of compaionship.

Still, living on her own for so long had hardened her and made her slightly out of touch with the ways of a pack. Even her 'father' had been a rogue.

After sitting crouched in the bushes for a few more moments, the morning sun slanting gold across her equally orange and white pelt, she stands and moves across the earth swift and effortless as a spectre, pausing on a patch of open ground a ways from the opening of the cave, but easily in the sight of the male.

Her odd white irises meet his in a cool manner. Neutral, but inquiring. Her manner is utterly relaxed, save a small flicker of attention in the occasional twitch of her ears.

Khaless trotted out after Kirill did, her eyes following him up briefly. She turned her eyes to the crack-pelted female and thten to the farther off orange and white one, her eyes narrowing. Because Kirill hadnt said anything, she assumed that her mate had already had words with them... And he was waiting on her reaction. She circled the brown one, her spines bristled, ears tilted back in distrust. She didnt say anything yet, but looked at the orange frosted femme, waiting for her to approach as well.

Amunet didnt move as the Alpha female circled her, aware now that if she irritated the matriarch at this point, a fight would ensue.. One Amunet was not looking for, right now. She kept her own spines lowered in defference, and when Khaless turned away from her, she too looked at the other approaching femme.