Sunbeam Lair the calm on my face, does not match the inside.

Jolon listened with great care. Normally, he didn't like braggers all that much, but he knew it was necessary to get into a pack. If you showed up at the borders, all humble and stuff, the chance was big they wouldn't let you in. Perhaps she didn't have to be so detailed about it. They would see anyway whether she was really just bragging or indeed good at what she was saying. Jolon could fish too, somewhat, for he had done so with the little Squirrel. He had caught a big one too, and had brought him to Asterr for them to feast upon. Rabbit chasing was fun too, he found. He had caught loads in his time alone, yet had lacked ever since he had joined Asterr. He couldn't find time to hunt the fast creatures anymore, since he found it his job to patrol the borders. Besides, he didn't think many rabbits were on this barren part of the Wild.

He now listened to Asterr, having been curious of what she found of Avannon since the beginning. It was hard to disapprove of the girl, he agreed, though he found it not the time to accept any fast-talker into the tribe. But, he wasn't the alpha. If Asterr wanted her, Jolon would bend. He didn't move as Asterr stepped forward to touch the other's shoulder nor when she moved back at his side again, this time her gaze focused upon him.

A gentle smile spread across the quite emotionless looking man as he was given his task. Showing her around he would. It would keep his mind of Ezimette for some time too, so he guessed it was a win-win. With a big loop, he walked to Avannon's side, touching her shoulder with his own muzzle. Right, follow me. He said as Asterr had disappeared, setting a few steps forward, assuming she would follow. He would take her to the roof of the cavern first. There is a lot to see, don't let this barren roof fool you. After, he showed her the safest way to get down, into the safety of the cavern. He showed her the streams and waters with fish, and they traveled to most of the territory in around half an hour.

He stopped near a river where he had first caught a fish, and there he left her, assuming she knew where to go if she wanted to see more. Welcome, new sister.