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Duskwing frowned at the continued silence of these cats. They seemed nervous and somewhat shifty, but she couldn't tell if it was because they were still shaken up from what they experienced or if they didn't have any explanation at all. They weren't difficult questions that were being asked of them.

She could tell Stonefall was getting irritated by the lack of response, but he still gave a definitive decision for Spidernose to stay with them. She gave a nod of agreement, but she really had nothing further to say to these cats until they gave an explanation. She was already fairly far outside her comfort zone with these strangers and it made her pelt prickle uncomfortably. She resisted the urge to lash her tail or dig her claws into the ground. That would only show them that she was uncomfortable and she couldn't have that.

A bit of surprise flashed through her as Stonefall's voice dropped into a dangerous tone. He'd only ever been soft-spoken and kind with everyone in camp, but these were unfamiliar cats who had slammed into their camp while two-thirds of their leadership was gone. She couldn't blame him for it and maybe the harsher tone would compel them to speak. 

She tilted her head slightly towards Spidernose as she whispered to her, and responded in just as quiet of a tone, [color=f7941d][b]"I'm not sure, but their story doesn't add up. None of us have scented any raccoons on the territory and if they can't tell us where or when then we can't confirm it."[/b][/color] She scrutinized each of the strangers, trying to pick up anything unusual past the scratches and wide eyes.[color=f7941d][b] "How did they know where the camp is? It doesn't seem likely that they just stumbled into it while running away, it's like they knew we were here."[/b][/color] She hadn't scented any unusual scents while on patrol, but the camp wasn't exactly right out in the open. Odd.