Belle could hear the Alpha hard on her tail, causing her to pick up the pace a little. She had caught the scent as well but instead of fear she felt relief. If she could get killed then her pack would stop looking and they would all be safe. 'I can smell them too. If I die then you all will be safe, you cant take me back. You will all be in danger.' Belle thought back to the Alpha.<br/><br/>Suddenly however, she skidded to a stop, just barely managing not to fall over a cliff into a deep ravine below her. Dirt and rocks from the edge tumbled down into the ravine, hitting the sharp rock bed at least twenty feet down. Whatever creek had been running through there had dried up long ago and now just left a perilous drop, that not even the strongest wolf would survive.<br/><br/>On the opposite side, a group of rogues paced back and forth, snapping their jaws in Belle's direction. Just daring her to cross into their territory. As she heard the Alpha come running up behind her, she quickly grabbed the scruff of his neck so he wouldn't fall over the side. Pulling him away from the side back into the deep brush, Belle let him go once he was safely away from the ravine and the rogues. "Looks like you win Alpha. I'm not going anywhere with this ravine in my way. Besides, I wouldn't put Amber's mate in danger," she muttered, disappointment in her voice.<br/><br/>Tail dragging in the dirt, Belle let the Alpha lead the way back to the pack. Flicking her ears every now and then as she listened for any signs of intruders. When they reached the camp, Belle paused on the outskirts and looked up at the alpha. 'I'm sorry I caused the guard to pass out. I just know you all will be safer when im not around.' She thought to the Alpha using his mind link. Shifting back into her human form, she noticed AMber sitting on the rail of the front porch to their home. "I see Amber is waiting for you, she makes a good Luna," she complimented the Alpha, smiling a bit.<br/><br/>Belle's body tensed as she caught the scent of her mate as they got closer to the house, making her slow in her walk to stop just two steps from the porch. Staring at the door, nerves started to eat away at her as she shoved her hands deep in her jean pockets. He was in there, her new mate. She let herself think for a moment that maybe she could start all over.