Phoenix Maplewood the old wolf remembers

Reek couldn't help but feel a twinge of disspointment to hear that his grandmother's two compainions wouldn't be sticking around, but it was of no consequence. The pack managed for itself with little problems with the wolves that it currently had. Despite some spats of trouble and tribulation, the maplewood thrived and needed no more. But, Reek was not one to deny help when it was offered— and Shreya was family. She need offer no more to secure her place among their ranks, the decision had been made.

"Phoenix Maplewood," he answered. "But, you can call it home." Age brought with it a certain skill set that Reek deemed useful. With his brood on the way, his children would need a proper teacher. Also, it would be nice to have an experianced parent around to help guide the Redtails through their first batch.

"You should be a great-grandmother come spring," he continued while cracking a partcicularly expressive smile. He still wasn't completely sure Saena's pregnancy took, but he had seen some of the tell-tale signs. "I'd love for you to teach them."