Swiftcurrent Creek you never thought we'd go to war, after all the things we saw

Arlette was grateful and dipped her head to show that gratitude. If more wolves would check upon her then she might feel less alone, then again, sometimes just one's feelings could be dominant enough that no external help might change that. Arlette had to keep her stance though. She loved the girl and raised her as her own, but Cygnet could not control her.

Arlette offered him an understanding nod. "It has. I won't lie that I know as much as... she did. But I like to make use of it, at least this season and keep it alive just so it can benefit the pack. Hopefully not a lot of illnesses," she sighed. "I can take over the care if you do not wish to be near it," she offered. "Just say the word."