Eytan

Alpha brute was reclined lazily under a tree, relaxing in the afternoon sun. Turning so that his coat had full advantage of the warm rays, he raise a hind to scratch at his ruff. His growing winter coat was itching, as it always did, and he scratched, yawning contentedly. It was going to be a wonderful, lovely, lazy afternoon.

Nita

Nita returned from her wandering around the lands. Her cranuim held high with domince as her orbs looked around the beautiful lands. She spotted Eytan close by and smiled. She padded up to him. "Allo" She said gentaly sitting down.

Eytan

He sat up as his mate wandered in, nuzzling her gently. Welcome back, my dear. Did your travels take you anywhere of interest? Come, tell me where you have gone, what you have seen. It was an idle question for an idle day, and he was content to sit by her side and listen to the sound of her voice.

Nita

Nita's smiled glowed as her maw opened to speak, "I just traveled of the lands, places we all have been. Nothing has happened, but it was time to escape from all I worried about" She replied.

Eytan

He listened contentedly to her voice, but lone hark perked at the last. And what has so concerned you, my sweet? Is there anything wrong? His brow furrowed in concern and he nuzzled her again, looking into her eyes to see what might worry her. Is it the idea of the new pack? Or something else?

Nita

Nita Looked down at the ground taken in a deep breath. "It's just memories. Of my friends. I miss Kachina. It makes it hard knowing Ageni and Shaba are up to something about life and death and it worries me. They won't tell me whats going on. I also worry about the pups and all the heart broken wolves that stay here and vist. But thats what our pack is for. Helping pups and other wolves that have shattered hearts and are tryen to heal. Although I don't think Sona can heal. Sona left the pack in pain of memories. She's still pashly apart of the pack, it's just the thought of it she said. Just all of this." She replied.

Eytan

Silver-streaked bruja listened to his mate, considering carefully her words. Picking his own words carefully, he spoke softly, resting his cranium on her back as he did so. It will come right, Nita. You will see. We did not create the pack to solve everyone's problems by magic. I don't believe we could do that even if we tried. But we can give them some place to come when they have no where else to go: someplace where they will always be welcome regardless of circumstances. Each wolf has his own destiny, and only he can decide where it will lead him.

Nita

Nita didn't reply. Her mind was mostly on what Shaba and Ageni were up to. Also about Kachina. She missed her friend so much. But there was nothing she could do to help.