Dos didn't take too much offense to being more or less verbally delegated as a harmless teddy-bear. That was good - not being seen as a threat had saved her hide quite a few times growing up. The ruins weren't exactly barren of larger predators and prey creatures weren't defenseless either. She kept her ears facing forward, eyes on the larger wolf as she convinced herself not to shrink when the newcomer's gaze glanced over her. She will not be intimidated by some random she-wolf! Even if she was a giant! She straightened herself up as much as she could without toppling over or looking silly, raising her tails even to add to her overall height.
When she motioned for her to leave, she became a tad conflicted.
On one paw, scouting the area was a good point. Elcid had been laying on the shore injured more than one enough for some predator to have smelled any blood and could potentially be on their way. On the other paw, it rubbed her pelt the wrong way to leave her new friend - her new injured friend - with a complete stranger. Even if that stranger seemed to be thankfully being some form of skilled healer.
Of course her decision was made for her the second Elcid asked her to stay. Now she wouldn't leave even if her mother demanded her to.
"Yeah sure. Of course I'll stay," she promised, immediately sitting beside her. She kept her ears pricked for sounds in the area - it wasn't as good as scouting but she didn't really have to leave.
She watched with cautious eyes as the newcomer began distributing leaf-wrapped instruments across the ground.
Please be friendly, she thinks to herserlf desperately.