<span style="font-family:Port Lligat Sans">Despite how things may have looked, it really wasn’t by any choice of her pursuer that Holly was being chased off of the pack’s territory and towards someone else’s. Actually, if anyone was to blame, it would have been Holly herself. She wanted nothing to do with the pack, <i>absolutely</i> nothing. In fact, when they’d tried to take her in and teach her so that she could potentially go back to her old life, Holly had done nothing but run away from them. Although leaving her might have sounded like a good idea to the wolves, that wasn’t how they did things. They didn’t let their own just choose to go rogue… at least, not without having control of their own shifting first - that was something Holly lacked. <br/>
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However, when Holly had chosen to run from them, she hadn’t known that there were other beings like the wolves who had found her, like the wolves who had made her what she now was. Holly, somehow - some way or another - thought she would be able to get away from all of the strangeness and back to a normal life.  <br/>
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Ducking underneath the leaping mountain lion, she scurried even further away although she didn’t wander out of sight… more out of curiosity than anything else. She may not have wanted to care what happened here, but some part of her did, probably because it would likely determine what happened to her from here on out. Holly knew for sure she didn’t want to end up with the wolves. She didn’t know it yet, but ending up escaping might not be much better, though. <br/>
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With her whole body curled, Holly watched. <br/>
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And finally, the pursuing two wolves emerged from the forest with great force. They were not holding back at all on how fast they’d been going and it was obvious to anyone that they would’ve caught Holly in a few short bounds had nothing else been interfering. However, both of them came to sudden halts when they saw Erin. Teeth were showing and two rather harsh growls escaped to meet his trickling one. There wasn’t really anything they could argue, though. Erin’s claim was right; it was his land. <br/>
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After a few minutes of growling and howling, the two of them backed off. Neither turned their back until they were out of sight behind the trees, though, and they didn’t retreat entirely. They just fell back to their side of the border. Both of them anticipated that Holly would not be welcome, that she’d find herself sent back, sooner or later. <br/>
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Meanwhile, Holly was whimpering because she could slowly feel that her body was trying to get back to its normal form. Quivers ran through her fur.</span>