Yayy, intrusion 
She wanted to be independent, but family ran strong in the young girl. She'd been staying off and on with Iskata, alternating between her own den and the cottage that her mother had found. For a while Ember had thought that she wouldn't see any of her family ever again...that was during the fire. She had spent ages picking through the old lands, looking for any sign of life before she gave up and went to the new territories. She'd met Iskata around a month after joining Labrynth Glen, and found out that Phoenix had left and that Kansas was alive. So far she hadn't run into him, but it was only a matter of time.
Rainy weather was her favorite, the second best time for her to hunt. The first best time was night, when she blended in with the shadows. A lot of the time she could catch animals unaware, becuase they could not see or hear her due to the rainfall and the thick layer of clouds overhead.
The young female didn't bother to shake her fur out as she came upon the scene. Why bother, when she was only going to get wet again? And she liked it; it'd been pretty warm lately, and this was a nice cool spell. At first she thought that her mother might be in trouble, and she held her ears back with apprehension, but then she realized the truth, that the wolf on top of Iskata wasn't trying to hurt her. Her expression changed to one of puzzlement as she came closer, looking between the two. She didn't remember the now fully grown stranger, not well enough to be able to place her immediately.
"...who's....this?" She asked, head tilting to the side in curiousity.
