Jade Fern Grove checkmate

Jorunn, after whatever it was he had faced during his time before Jade Fern Grove had taken him in, was the most quiet of the children. The boy was reserved – and even polite, as he thanked the male for taking him in. Scimitar canted his muzzle downward in silent gratitude to the words, but he made no comment upon the matter. Jorunn was as good as their own, and if he had been on speaking terms with Bazi, he might have even suggested they give the boy their name.
 
“I’m glad you’re settling,” he offered, his own tone more quiet than usual. With his eyes drifting from the youth to study the rich foliage about them, he withheld a soft sigh, missing the air of Nova Peak. But despite being upturned, the family was beginning to settle well, and he knew he had to ensure all of their children became accustom to the changes. “Do you plan to work toward an apprenticeship of some kind?”
 
It was time the puppies training intensified.