Shadowwyn Moor Hey, how about that!

Luke nodded enthusiastically. Their soon to be home was amazing. It was plucked straight out of the dreams the druid had spoken of, a sheltered forest with a captivating water feature that held enough fish such that the blue-nosed wolf himself would not be able to catch them all. It was certainly worth the wait and the inner struggle he had gone through the past several months.

"Neighbors?" Luke grinned. He was pleased to hear this, and was attentive as Kero spoke of their relocation to the mountains behind them. "That's great!" he chirped. It was not an empty sentiment either, and his tail sped up in his wag to show it.

He asked how Luke had kept himself busy. "Well actually," he laughed, mirth brightening his features. "I did exactly that. Trust me though, I was going stir crazy near the end. I almost considered settling down elsewhere, and I had promised myself I would if nothing had come of this pack before winter. I would sooner live with squirrels than spend another winter alone." He winked, for when they had met, squirrels had been making a nuisance of themselves. Terrible, noisy roommates no doubt they would make.