a city that endures

*Iqniq* · October 06, 2015, 12:59 PM

Non-Mandatory Packtivity! Moving puppies to the Rendezvous Site! Which also happens to be our new Den Site. First round for puppies will end Sat, Oct 10th. Adults will be invited to join in on round 2! @Tonravik @Atuaserk @Malrok @Pingasut @Malrok

They were being a touch selfish with their children. Or perhaps they were just inexperienced parents and therefore not quite sure of the timing of things. Either way, they knew now their den was too crowded for all of them. There was much need to leave this birthing den in the past with their infant weeks and to move on to something they could grow with as quickly as they were growing up. He and Tonravik had scouted. They'd found a prime location that would serve wonders for them in the upcoming winter months. For all of them. There was plenty room there for their family and their extended pack family. They could finally, truly exist as one familiar unit.

They corralled the kids. Tonravik in her way and he in his own. Together they managed to wrangle up the boys and herd them in the direction of a their new home. It was... a permanent field trip, so to speak, but a necessary one. They traveled the distance between the whelping den and their new location in the heart of the Spire. It wasn't so far off from their previous location, but the earth here was different and deceiving to the eye. Gone was the soft earthy dirts of their former home. Instead there was a considerable amount more of fallen rock and chiseled stones that provided more nooks and crannies to make a home in than met the eye.

Iqniq led them to the top of the rocks. They were warm underfoot thanks to the steamy river that ran underneath this space, but not unbearable. Comfortable. He yipped to summon them all forward so he and his mate might explain what was happening here. He felt they needed words for this, but knowing Tonravik, she likely had something different in mind. Either way, they were both on the same page as to what would be happening. Now it was just a matter of making it happen.