Katrina listened intently to Alick’s speech, eyes glancing around to the other members of the pack every now and then.<br/><br/>It came as no surprise that everyone was concerned about the other pack. Katrina took Alick’s words as more than just a warcry. Her expression was stern and understanding, for she shared the pack’s sentiments, this was their home, they must not allow another pack to just waltz in here and try to take it from them. Too much blood had been shed already in order to get to where they were. She hoped that this pack would not give them any trouble, but was more than willing to continue putting her life on the line for this pack should a war break out.<br/><br/>“Nipping this in the bud is the best thing to do. We were here first, that’s all there is to it,” she said in reply, feeling the fire in her very being burning hotter. Judging from the looks on the others’ faces she was sure that no other words were needed at this moment, as everyone seemed to share the same sentiments. Why wouldn’t they? In her eyes, any who were not willing to fight for this pack were of no use. As Beta, she made sure that everyone stood as one and took notes when someone seemed to be lagging. So far everything looked good in her eyes.<br/><br/>Katrina always got fired up when it came to these little gatherings. There was a lot she wanted to get out right now. Sometimes it got her into trouble, having learned from past mistakes she keeps herself restrained as much as she can.<br/><br/>Whatever went down now, she would make sure she prepared. Perhaps later she would speak with Emerson about this, if she would even be given the chance. The two of them were chosen to be the Betas in the pack for a reason. Thinking on the fly was something both of them could handle very well in their own way, but when they sat down together… Well, it’s safe to say that this other pack was not going to have a good time here in the city.