Jade Fern Grove riding high in to the sky

His father readily launched into an explanation, which Pasha understood for the most part. Marking the borders so people would know that was their home, alright then. Simple enough. Home was important, that much he knew. But the other parts were a little funny to him, and he couldn't help but project another question as he bounced along to keep up with his father and their trek.

"Why?" he questioned at first, only elaborating after the question had puncutated the air. "Why keep out?" He wanted to know why it was so important that they couldn't just let everyone in. Even though he couldn't have claimed to know all the wolves that made up their home, Pasha didn't see it was so wrong to keep all sorts out. Their packmates were so nice and helpful and inspiring in their own ways, even though he had yet to realize what all he learned through watching them and spending minute moments with.