As she set up on the beach, hearing the sounds of the fights breaking out, Rivin couldn’t deny that itch, that urge, to be present on the battlefield as well. She was certain that the other raiders were already engaged, tearing through their enemies and spilling blood. As much as she cared for her packmates, and wanted to ensure that they would be whole after this, she couldn’t deny her own desire to fight and sink her teeth into the wolves that made the stupid mistake of calling at their] borders. It must have been written all over her body language, because the moment Sakana came along and saw her glancing in the direction of the beach he offered to take over setting up so that she could go have some fun. Green eyes shining with delight at the opportunity, Rivin shot across the sand in that direction. The swim was going to do her good to get some of her energy out.
The water was cold, but Rivin could feel the burn, that desire as she kicked through the water toward the beach. Snarls, the smell of blood, she could feel excitement bubbling up within her. All she could hope was that her comrades didn’t take all the good fights away and she actually got the chance to spill some blood herself.
As she hit the shore she could see Siduri twisting away from her opponent, and with a big ass grin Rivin called across the beach to the rainbow girl. “Get their asses, Sid, Hell yeah!” After what had happened to the girl she deserved a win in Rivin’s opinion. Not to mention Siduri had been working hard probably for this moment, against some opponents in the next Raid.
…but the realization that this was Ethne filled her the moment she saw Saga. “Oi! Saga watch what you’re doing to Kenway, you got that?!” She still considered the polar bear a friend, remembering playing with her as a pup, but if she hurt one of the Raider kids she was going to have to tango with the bear herself. Better Rivin put her down if Ken lost than someone else, right? Not that those Ethne wolves deserved her. Her father had managed to convince Saga to come hang with them once before, maybe he could do it again!
"Speech," 'Thought.'
