Redhawk Caldera Ayo

Luke grinned at Fox's response. It was something the pair had in common: a name derived from an obvious source, though in Luke's case it was his surname Bluenose. Most surnames were passed through the generations (and indeed, this is how Luke came to possess his), but the Bluenose surname was created along the way by the first wolf to sport the trademark piece on the end of his muzzle.

She asked his story, and the white wolf seated himself after her to share a summary of his background. "I was born to a Beta pair in the north," he began with a soft smile. "From a young age I had the want to explore and find my own place in the world. My mother gave me the nudge I needed to leave, and I never looked back when I did. I've been traveling now for about a year and a half." That was it in a nutshell, as the blue-nosed wolf spared her the darker details of his sister's death and how it had stayed his departure. Luke was a fairly open wolf but unless asked he would rather not speak of the worst in his past.

Anticipating the next question, which several before Fox had already asked, the white wolf continued after a brief pause. "I don't know yet if I will join a pack somewhere or start something of my own. I'm not much of a planner, you see," he chuckled softly.