You found me now and you heard my call

Luke nodded thoughtfully at Osprey's description of the fourth ghost, the very type of ghost that made it difficult for him to not disbelieve in them. There had been a time when Luke had felt a presence that he could not explain other than to call it something profoundly spiritual, something ghostly, and although Osprey was keen to know if he had shared such an experience he was not so keen to tell her. For this experience had come along after the one with the humans, and it still saddened him to remember it. But if there was one thing Luke was not, it was a liar, and so he replied softly, "yes."

The blue-nosed wolf did not wish to delve into detail, so he followed up rather quickly with another comment. "I know some folks are a bit unsettled by ghosts," he said, "but I don't think it's so bad to think that our loved ones might still walk among us from time to time, or that we might be more than earth after we die." Luke smiled.