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Fox recalled Jace saying that he had many talents, although she remained skeptical. Even she considered herself a fairly well-rounded individual, and she didn't have that kind of training. She did not think that Jace was too much older than herself, but perhaps she had been wrong about that. Still, she wanted to make sure each wolf was doing the thing they were the best at. There was no use in half-assing when they could whole-ass so much better. Jace went on to talk about how puppies had some sort of innate innocence. Fox wasn't quite so sure of this, thinking that pups were more like blobs of clay that would be molded by whatever was around them. Only time would tell.

It sounded as if Bazi and Jace would work well together if he could let her know which herbs they needed. Ferdie excused himself to take the game to Tuwawi, and Fox watched him with mild interest as he disappeared. Refocusing back on Bazi and Jace, she figured it would probably be good to take her leave, as well. There were borders that needed to be watched, and considering both Ferdie and Jace were hanging around here, that didn't leave a whole lot of options for those circling their land. “Take care, you two,” said Fox, giving each a friendly shoulder bump before she departed.

Exit Fox. :)