Bella had been training all day, having taken lessons from Kiseki, and wanting to improve on them as best she could. With the progress she was making she was positive making progress! As her belly tumbled however the female decided it was time to take a break, heading back to grab a bite to eat, and then it would be training time again! As she padded onward a stench hit her nose, “Blood?”She woofed softly to herself, her heart leaping for a moment as she feared something bad had happened. Bella picked up the pace, breaking into a run towards the smell of the blood. She hadn’t taken the time to pinpoint any other scents in the area, fearing something bad had happened. However, as she neared the site of the scent, another smell hit her, one of a dog, and Bella could see a newcomer to Ohu in the distance. She couldn’t recall his name however. She had heard about what he had done, fending off a koga dog.

With all of her running and stamping towards the scene, she had probably been heard by now by the other dog, and Bella approached the mixed breed. “Good afternoon,” She woofed, still trying to recall the dogs name.

Bella nodded her head, padding closer towards the male. “Yes, it is rather nice for fall weather. I’m glad we can enjoy this while it lasts,” she woofed thoughtfully. She wasn’t sure what to think of this dog, she wasn’t happy that her father had let a certain other dog into Ohu, but that was because she was worried that he would bring trouble along with him. Was this dog the same? Bella worried that this newcomer too would bring enemies that Ohu did not need. She stared at this newcomer for a moment, getting back to simple conversation. Her mind was heavy though with worries for her family’s safety. 

“My name is Bella, though you probably know that, since I’m the leader’s daughter,” she told him, almost boastfully so. She wondered if saying she was the leader’s daughter would make her seem stronger, but after saying that she only felt annoyed for relying on a title to make her seem strong.

Bella narrowed her eyes slightly, giving the male somewhat of a suspicious look. “I’ll decide whether your trust worthy or not once I get to know you,” the silver akita warned. She had little trust for outsiders these days, as there was no telling who was planning what, and she knew her father could be too trusting for his own good. She have a curt nod at the mention of Ohu being strong, “You’re right about that, Ohu is strong. We’ve fended off countless enemies even when things looked most grim,” Well... ‘we’ perhaps wasn’t the right term, what had she ever done to help? The thought made her tense, annoyed at her lack of inclusion in the army. “Your history though, is there anything we should know about? I don’t care for newcomers to bring trouble along with them,”