Moonspear no place i'd rather be

Ragnar was a name that had floated about in the stories of the Teekon for quite a while. She'd never known him, never sought him out since there had never been a reason to, but time and again it seemed he managed to pop up more consistently than many others. Now that Charon elaborated on a few aspects of the Bay's recent history, she understood a little better as to why Thistle had let the strength of the pack slip as she had. Losing Ragnar was probably a huge part of it and while it was understandable on a certain level, Amekaze could not empathize deeply.

"I could be wrong, but perhaps it originated in.. Horizon Ridge?" she mentioned, mainly because it had been something to consider. "I used to have an interest in the Ridge, as I knew its founding alpha, and almost joined it once since I was living as a coastal loner back then." Akhlut had captivated a much younger Ame in a way few had ever managed as a wolfish manifestation of the sea itself to rightly appeal to her interests at the time. She had wondered more than once what it would have been like had she joined him. "But the alpha I knew disappeared, another rose up, and I lost touch with them when I moved inland. I had heard they relocated further down the coast.. which would make sense.." And given Charon's age, it was reasonable that he would not know for sure. She knew her information was pieced up at the very best, so that was why she had advised him to not take it as the absolute truth.

Anyway, on the Sunspire, at least her history was accurate. "A year, roughly." She had risen in the autumn, although the exact time was hazy since she had been.. distraught over Ferdie's leave. Remembering it still made her uncomfortable. "Our first alpha, Ferdie, went missing suddenly and I stepped up unchallenged. We were left to assume cougars had something to do with his loss, and we never found more than blood and a vague scent." And so that had been that. From there on out, Ame had led the Spire and done what she could to keep them afloat.