(https://s19.postimg.cc/boahuhn2b/Kane.jpg)<br/><br/><br/><div align="center">Sasha the Tracker<br/><br/><br/>With: Ku'Jin and Relic<br/>Feeling: Concern<br/>Where: River</div><br/><br/>Sasha looked over at Relic when she seemed quite surprised to see Sasha there. Honestly, she couldn't blame her fellow tracker. They where use to sniffing around scents on the ground, not above. Sasha shrugged a bit before answering.<strong>"I have secrets,"</strong>she playfully winked. She wasn't about to give away her advantage, even if she felt like she could always trust her fellow trackers, she didn't want to give up the one thing that potentially could save her from other wolves.<br/><br/>Sasha frowned just slightly at his response about not being hungry, but perhaps he did already eat back at the densite. Still, he seemed like he was willing to speak and that was good. There were lots of things that didn't feel right, she agreed with that. She may have been young still when Zuya took over, but she still could remember the unity that was brought with their old alpha. Though this surely couldn't be just Zuya that was off. The entire pack had become that feeling. He was feeling guilt about the lost of all the pups. She was sad about losing them all, but she wasn't around when Ryka had disappeared and died. She had been gone on a week long tracking session, but if nobody knew Ryka had been missing, it wasn't his fault. Though to a degree, the trackers that where there, should have realized the stray sent that had gone away from the densite. Pups where one of those scents you tried to always remember and keep in mind where they where.<br/><br/>Sasha had spoken up and demanded of Sasha to let him know it wasn't his fault. It wasn't that easy. She wasn't one to sugar coat things, but at the same time, she didn't want Ku'Jin to be hurting the way he was. Sasha sighed and shook her head.<strong>"I can't say anything on the topic of Ryka. We know our jobs as trackers. We know our vulnerable pups are, and we, along anyone else in the pack, should be keeping an eye on them."</strong>That was as good as it was going to get with this. It hinted it wasn't just Ku'Jin's fault that Ryka had died, but the pack as a whole. They all had failed Ryka, even her who wasn't even there. She had chosen to take her time on her tracking and she should have been back sooner than she was. Though she didn't feel fault on it.<br/><br/><strong>"However, there's nothing to be sorry about."</strong>That much she could agree on. Though it was the last thing Ku'Jin said that bothered her. Was someone else missing? She hadn't noticed, but if there was, it was up to the trackers to find out who and make sure they weren't. If they where missing, they'd have to talk to Zuya about it.<strong>"I agree, we should do a head count, make sure everyone is here. Keep it quiet for now though on what you think, Ku'Jin. I think we should make sure someone really is missing before causing any more alarm. The pack has gone through enough the past few weeks, we don't need to stir up something if it's nothing."</strong><br/><br/>Though, first things was first, they needed to get Ku'Jin back to resting inside a den.<strong>"How about we help you get back to the densite and resting. Leave the headcount to Relic and I. You still need your rest, and I don't want to see you over do it."</strong>She gave a gentle smile. She did care a lot about her fellow trackers, they understood each other the most.