I found it. It's mine (Claiming)

The existence of the pack that would be sharing a border with them as they expanded out their borders had been a constant topic in their discussions about claiming the Firefly Lake and now, just as they officially began to mark the borders and make it theirs, Abaven was gone. It had her distinctly curious about the absence of the pack that had seemingly been so well established not all that long ago and she was poking around just past the border of her own pack when she heard a howl to lay claim to the land. It brought back the memories of her own challenge for the pack that had once stood in the north—none of the memories particularly pleasant ones. Still, she was curious about who had come to pick up the pieces of the former pack, especially if there was a chance that they would take up residence here and be the new neighbor to her own.

She strode out toward the call and when she arrived she saw that she wasn't the first to get here. A smaller, monochromatic woman had faced off against a tawny fellow with horns protruding from his brow. A couple of other wolves had begun to gather as well, one seemingly on either side. It took her a moment to connect the memory, but she remembered Gossamer from attending their festival and she quickly made the assumption that the male must be part of Sirius' brood as well. Well, she was friendly with Sirius and the Armada at the very least so she supposed that was as good a reason to side with the male and give him a bit of a show of support. If nothing else she'd rather have him as a neighbor than the other woman who she had no connection or interest in.

She approached just in time to hear Gossamer call to her brother and question him about what was going on and she smirked slightly, settling on her haunches with a graceful brush of her tail to curl it around her paws. "Perhaps we save the questions until after the fighting is done, darling," she said with a soft chuckle, keeping Gossamer company while she wondered if Sirius would appear eventually as well.

"Manea Mendacium"