Kildeer Rest Bring back the summer

Thuringwethil doesn’t pressure into Wildfire to make an answer now. She gives her time, even if it goes beyond this meeting. She’d given Warbone time to make his decision and his return had been welcoming. A great asset to her ranks, a great warrior that she could benefit from for a long time, and she’d let the offer linger with the smaller wolf for a while. She couldn’t promise a spot, as she hadn’t been able to with Warbone, but that information goes unspoken and so she nods her head anyway.

“Is she?” she asks, tilting her head a little. There had been no reason for Wildfire to come up when she speaks with Magpie but the information doesn’t surprise her. And Warbone’s travels would put him with other packs and meeting new faces but she doesn’t comment on that. “Magpie is training to be my advisor. I’m sure she’d love to have you close by,” she offers, though the relationship between the two is lost on her. Her own familial relations mean little to her. With her brothers and niece within the confines of the dragon, she looks at them little more than wolves that belong to her, and she to them.