Blacktail Deer Plateau My shadow falls against the wall

"That's true," Osprey agreed, though, if she was given a chance to lead, she could not imagine a situation, where she would be able make a decision based on rational assumptions only, but you never knew. Besides leading was not about dealing with things alone, it was a teamwork and the voice of alpha counted just as much as those of it's subordinates.

Even though Osprey didn't know Pura too well personally, she had an impression that it would never be easy to find him a fitting place in any pack. He was a ghost cat at the plateau, appearing and showing himself only, when he wished so, and keeping to himself most of the time. From their brief encounter she had learned that in a similar way of her, the boy lived in his own little world. Maybe too much - and if a daydreamer like her came to this conclusion, then there was something not entirely right.

Not knowing, what more to say or whether this conversation was meant to continue, she decided that, though she and Saena had never been close, she could give a blessing at least. "Well... I wish you to find, what you are looking for and be happy," not the most elaborate thing she had ever come up with, but sometimes the simplest words and terms expressed the thought more clearly. It had not been easy to feel sincerety to the girl before, yet she wished her well.