Neverwinter Forest all around the world

At his words, Eshe pursed her lips. She admitted, perhaps a bit hypocritically to her own line of thought, Me, too, in a whisper, as she spoke of her family. She glanced upward as he did and again there was a brief, peaceful interlude of silence between them. Charon asked about the situation, and she felt it was information she should feel free to share with family. They ended fine! No one hurt in either parties... and we just took it up with the leader of Silvertip, who said in a way it'd be handled. Verbatim, she couldn't think of it for the life of her at that point in time. When we came, we agreed to keep a wolfs length away from one anothers borders... and we gave 'em double that, as we've got plenty Forest to spare. You know mountains better than me, so maybe you could tell me how the hunting is on 'em? The mountains seemed so large, but maybe that was an illusion. She wasn't a mountaineer herself, after all.

They did not need to wait very long for her mate, who came beside her and kissed her hello. She mimicked the gesture sweetly, though not in a way to make any feel nauseous or question why they lingered. It was like the squeezing of a hand, a reassurance, a pleasant and adoring 'I'm glad you're here' of her wolf lingo. So glad your eyes still work, she teased lightly, her tail waving. Scimitar, this is my sorta cousin. Charon Ostrega, alpha of Moonspear! His pa is kind of an uncle. An uncle I never met but heard lots about. I knew his sister, Deshyr Ostrega, who was my aunt, and she took me in and cared for me for a while. Endore's and Ostrega's I'm told go way back. I got stories 'bout that, too, she indulged, looking to Charon, before glancing back to her mate, Isn't that just so exciting! Her tail waved again, and she veritably glowed as she exploded eagerly with the information.

Really, Eshe wanted Scimitar to meet the only family he very well could. With the others, well, dead... Her gaze panned hopefully, and eagerly, toward Charon. He couldn't know what this meant to her, but by her expression alone he very well might interpret it.