Silvertip Mountain And You Let Her Go

He didn't know what else to say about his brother. It was hard to describe someone when every memory was so hard to deal with now that they were gone. I wish you had, too, he responded to her. I also wish he could have known you, and your brothers and sisters. He would be very proud of you, he added genuinely. You have his big heart. Steady could tell that Odette felt things deeply, and the worry she had for others ran straight to her heart. While he knew that trait was a positive one, he also knew it would be a hard one for her to handle.

He hadn't given much thought to where wolves went when they died. He figured death was a part of life, and they were given back to the earth when they were done living. He hadn't put very much stock in the afterlife, or whether the dead were really watching over them. But, if they were, he hoped Fitz was happy with the way they were handling things.