Soleil was all over the new people; believing this was to be her third she came forward into the territory. However that didn't mean they were a recruit, but she would hope so. After all, who would enter a claimed land, with no scent of pack upon them? Whoever it was, is lucky that the lavender lady decided to take a midnight stroll, finding it trouble to sleep.

"You're in a bit too deep," she called forth to the stranger, finding them alarmingly close but still remained unhostile for the time being, and hopefully furthermore, "this is Kaistleoki, do you need assistance?"

If she had heard his thoughts, most likely the colorful woman would've been flushed with embarassment. Alas, she did not read signs too well, and did not notice when he had a dogs eye, and gazed at her figure with a hungry look, only assuming perhaps he was a loner who had not ate in a while. A common theme to those who wonder their borders too closely, and she took pity upon them.

"Oh, well thank you, but perhaps if you wish to join, I would need to call for my Count." He would't do much with flirtation tactics, but didn't appreciate his cursing, "I am Soleil Kinaiver, who are you?"

"Yes, our leader is @Ira, the Count." It took her a bit as well, to understand the different rankings that the group had compared to others. They didn't follow the normal, but she enjoyed the sway of a newer look, one she hasn't been accustomed too just yet, as Soleil was still a civilian in their laws.

"A pleasure Dingo Crestwood," she chuckled by the indeed, charming male. He had the charisma of one she hadn't met before, but it would be a stretch to say that she knew of many. He was a charming change to the rather dull days, and lightened up her week just a bit to have a good laughter, something she doesn't do often, as Soleil was usually alone.

"Yes it is," the lavender soul'd lady nodded, "my mother was enamoured over the french names. I hope to match to it's meaning."

Soleil chuckled, amused by his charismatic ways. She didn't realize the rather sly thoughts that Dingo had, but more-so thought he was a pleasant fellow for his charming persona, "Very well," she started, feeling a rather excited smile upon her face, "I'll call @Ira." A usual standard, to call forth your leader, as so she did. A howl of gather, for only one who ruled Kaistleoki, the count.

"I hope you'll stay with us." She rather enjoyed Dingo, and hoped he would be a fantastic pack mate. They definitely needed more happy-go-lucky men amongst their ranks to brighten the team up. Perhaps gather more! How'd Soleil would love a large family.

"Greetings, Count," a dip of the head before continuing, "he wondered in a bit too deeply," Soleil knew Ira would be a bit wary on how he got this far, but she couldn't say anything else on why besides, "he wishes to join Kaistleoki." She did not think he ventured further for other reasons, except to seek shelter for the continuing winter. Many had done the same, seeking a pack as shelter for the food they have, but while a selfish reason to join, many prove themselves in the end. She supposed he too, would be the same.

"He is energetic." The lady chuckled slightly toward his over the top introduction. He was an interesting one, she thought, but he seemed like the polar opposite to the silver leader before them. What a curious duo.

She was patiently listening, was the two continued in talk. She knew Ira preferred people of skill and would determine their strengths before so, but even though not all had, she had kindness in her heart to still allow those with even the most useless of skills. A kind leader, Soleil thought.

Dingo though seemed to have skills she could not provide, and was wondering curiously at his stories, as lavender eyes gleamed in interest as the lady listened to the two.