There were always going to be different rankings in the pack. It wasn't just the strongest that became the leader of a pack. One had to have smarts as well, because if one didn't have smarts they would end up dying before getting anywhere. Utahraptors were extremely smart because they were capable of learning about what was happening fairly quickly and adapting to situations. Even then, they had each other when they were being a pack. If one couldn't take down an animal, it just meant that that they could work as a team. When someone in a pack didn't like the other though, it just meant that they would have to forget grudges and work with one another. However, Blue knew that if she ever showed weakness to the rest of her pack members, it was going to spell trouble. That was because it would give the rest of her pack an opportunity to try and challenge her for her position. Echo being the one to challenge her the most, hence why her sister was one of the lowest rankings in the pack at the moment. Having failed a challenge back when they lived with the humans in the first place. The Utahraptor that was almost the same age as her, was Delta, and then under Delta was Charlie. Which was fine with Blue, because she didn't really have to worry about Delta challenging her all that much. Blue could count on Delta to take care of things when she wasn't around. When it came to showing who was still in charge, Blue would not have any sort of insurbodinance in her ranks and would be quick to punish them. Blue rarely strayed all that far from her sisters, knowing that she might be needed at some point. Blue was one of the few that had experience dealing with elemental powers in the past. Having been burned by fire elementals before, but thanks to their thick layer of scales, it was hard to severely damage the reptiles. They were like large crocodiles, their hides thick enough that a domestic cat trying to attack them would do no physical damage by themselves. Blue blinked her amber eyes when she heard the sound of familiar screeching. Something was happening so she might as well check what was happening. The over six foot tall dinosaur ended up skidding onto the scene. Her body radiating dominance and control as her gaze traveled from her sisters. A purring sound erupted from her throat as her long muscular tail swayed behind her. If anyone got close to her personal space, she would be quick to snap at her, but her attention was on the small animal that her sister was surrounding. "Threat?" Blue babbled to her sisters in only the language that the raptors could understand. The blue-ish grey Utahraptor followed the formation that Delta had started to form around Roy. She wasn't sure about the situation, but the other's body language obviously showed that he was aggressive. Her arms were pointed forward in a threat display as her sickle claws tapped the ground. A scream would escape her jaws, the high pitched nosie in an attempt to elicit a reaction from animal.

Body language was their main means of communication with one another. It was basically a universal language, but there were several instances where an animal wouldn't give any sort of reaction to the body language that she delivered. The Utahraptor usually ended up reacting aggressively from there, and since some groups didn't know how to react they usually reacted with fear. Most tried to hide their fear away from the pack, but with so many eyes trained on them, they were bound to pick up any sort of weakness that they were bound to express sooner or later. Blue was the exact same, as she used her body language more than actually speaking to the rest of her sisters. Each of her sisters had their own personalities, and she had her own at the same time. She was a leader, and she was the oldest of her sisters. Out of the batch of eggs that she came from, she was the only one to survive from a hatchling instead of dying because of the wrong mixture of DNA. The mixture of their DNA also helped out of consideration that she had more reptile DNA in her bloodstream, while Delta herself had more DNA making the other's behavior different compared to others. But they had plenty of things in common when it came to behavior, and if someone wanted to study the raptors from a distance, they were more than capbale of doing so and being able to figure out the patterns in their body language and what they expected from the creatures that they came across. It would make everyone's lives easier, but that meant that someone would have to use a significant amount of time to try and get to know each of the raptors individually, which most didn't really have the patience to do something like that. The proper body language to go a long distance and the body language that Roy was giving off wasn't helping his case. The other seemed poised to defend himself, and Blue hadn't appeared quick enough to see the other attack her sister. If she had, then this would be an entirely different situation. They would be attempting to try and rip the other apart without even thinking about the consequences that would come next. They were the apex predators around here. The only thing that they would have to worry about were things that were bigger than themselves, and so far there seemed to be few animals that were capable of reaching their height. Blue is the largest out of her sisters, which probably made her even more intimidating. When Roy began to speak again, a low hiss escaped her jaws as her sickle claws dug into the ground. The muscles on her back legs tensed as it seemed like she was quickly prepared to launch herself at the animal. However, she was stopped in her tracks when one of them suddenly appeared, causing Blue to take a step back as a startled babble escaped her jaws. The startled sound quickly turned into an aggressive hiss as he tail lashed behind her. She was confused. Where did the other come from? She was observant enough that she would know when something was coming toward them. The other's features were indeed familiar though. Blue's lips were curled to reveal her backward facing teeth in a threat display toward Bastille. At the mention of food, her lips slowly descended to cover her teeth again. Food. Food was good. Her arms started to move themselves so they were pressed up against her side instead of pointed forward. "Food" Blue babbled quick, but with her temper, if the other didn't deliver food in a matter of minutes, Bastille would most likely become the food. Luckily for the rest of the group, the pack wouldn't attack without her orders. At least most of the time because if they didn't they would suffer punishment. The heavily scarred Utahraptor wasn't going to play games when it came to her pack. Her amber gaze flickered between Bastille and Roy.