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he would have been pleased to know that he engendered such comfort in wildfire -- it was what he indeed strove for, in all of his dealings. lasher did not like shows of undue aggression -- he would never attack a creature preemptively, and perhaps that was a failing of his own wolf's-blood, but it was not in his nature. the glen-beast was a thorough servant.

she paused, and then began to recount her understandable terror at seeing the large ursine. the fiery child implied that she had not been alone with her cowardice for long, and lasher took this to mean that the bear had not done damage to the wolves of her new pack, only to wildfire's own faith in herself.

"it seems that you must find that confidence you had in the caldera. you have moved, and away from all of your family, if i am not mistaken. such a change has taken a toll on your mind; you seek to hold yourself to the same standards as before. you must first be kind unto yourself -- you are in need of a period of acclimation. keep from conflicts if you are able; devote yourself to the skills you have clearly honed, such as hunting."

he paused. "the bear may return again, but you will be ready at that time. find ways in which to buoy your own confidence -- ask for sparring practice with the members of your pack -- request helpful criticisms and assessments of your skills from them. it is a humbling experience, to be sure, but you shall only improve yourself through it, wildfire."