Blackfoot Forest The Golden Heart Of A Beautiful Warrior

Samuel heard the loner reply, her name was Whisper Omen. Such a strange name, but that was the least of the matter. She spoke of wanting to join the pack of the land, stating she was alone for months. Samuel would've sneered if he wasn't so aloof, he had been alone for almost a year before he found the Rosings.

Her smile was sharp, burning Amber eyes looked into his full grey ones. Her tone was dark as she spoke of not wanting to be judged by her size, Sanuel agreed silently.

Her last statement made him raise a brow. A blood born pack wolf? Weren't all the wolves like that? She wanted to be around the same kind, she was the same as any other loner wandering around.

He noted how she looked to him, almost trying to figure out his secrets and almost.... Intimidate him. 

His brow was still arched in the slightest, her smile didn't seem very disarming. He held his own stature higher and spoke.

"You are no different from any other loner searching for land and interaction" he started off in a monotone, tail flicking to his left side. "Wolves are not judged by size here, but we do not function like any other pack" he said, checking over Whisper's face to see any expression.

Silently, he prayed for @Aaron to come along to help him out. Samuel wasn't found of warriors, though he offered Aaron that he was just because of his large mass. He looked towards the wolfess, she looked like one who would stir trouble.

However, he could not think of things he did not know of. So, he began his explanation of the Rosings.

"This pack functions in pairs first off, meaning you will have an assigned mate by the alphas. Your rank will not only depend on you, but on your mate as well. It functions as a team" he started off. "You will have one month to meet your potential mates before having the mayorship done. We have no fighters in this pack because we are peaceful. We have one belief above all, we believe that love is more powerful than fighting."

How would she abide by these rules, he thought.