Listening with a particularly keen ear, unfortunately the Phoenix Valley male didn’t have too much juicy detail to provide, but it was detail enough that would satisfy her curiosity for the time being. Dawali probably knew of such a thing going on anyway, since her father was very much like a hawk in a manner, keen and sharp on news and all of the happenings. Hearing that it was Dahlia de Mai and Inferni, they were two regions to which she wasn’t all that informative with, but certainly knew that Dawali had a special kinship with one of the leaders there as an ally to the AniWaya. Surprised to hear that one of the Dahlian leaders had attacked an Inferni sub-leader, well, that certainly wasn’t too good of news to hear. She wished that he would have been able to provide names, but there was only so much he had known, and she was still grateful for sharing the information with her. Asha would certainly have to pass this news along to Dawali, mainly about the sub-leader bit, even if he had already known. What if it was Dawali’s ally who was attacked?
Letting the information absorb into her mind momentarily, she then gave an acknowledging nod. “Ah, I see then. Well, that’s no good to hear in general. I believe Inferni is the territory that is composed of coyotes, huh?” She questioned, and shook her head lightly. Whenever there was the presence of coyotes, it always seemed like they were at odds with the wolves. A never ending battle, surely. Falling silent for a moment, her ears then pricked forward with a question that formulated in her mind. “Is your pack, Phoenix Valley, taking any sides, or are you guys remaining neutral?” Asha asked in curiosity, wondering if Phoenix Valley was involved in the war at any cost.