Silvertip Mountain Giving up, going in

Oh didn't catch that, terribly sorry Niita!

Ezekiel was satisfied with the male when he lowered himself further. Zeke liked feeling dominant, as he always had before. Through instinct he was a generally aggressive male, and liked to have power. But of course in ranking he was now under Niita. That only bothered him a bit, but he trusted Steady with the concerns of the pack and knew he would do what was right. Now to see how Zeke would hold up under the circumstances of a leader. Steady was pleased with him last time, so he was eager to show off his skills as a guardian again.

The older male was about to answer Zeke's questions when the older ghost of a female asked her own. At first Zeke thought this question silly, but when he thought about it, it would be good for them to know the health concerns of any potential members. Cataracts or eye issues could prove to be more trouble than they were worth. He nodded to her, acknowledging her wit. The male assured them that he was fine, and that it was a minor issue. He seemed to think he was a good hunter, but the fact that he said he was good at hunting big game wasn't enough for Zeke. The young grey wolf was a bit harsh when judging, but he was quite friendly once he warms up.

And what use is your skill at hunting big game when there's no big game to hunt? He asked, it may have come out a bit abrasive but he didn't mean it to. He gave the male a scrutinizing glance before letting him speak again. He did seem bigger, and could probably be a decent fighter. And he seemed laid back, which could be both good and bad. Zeke thought they could give him a chance. He gave Niita a glance to make sure he wasn't doing anything insubordinate before talking again.

I'm sure you can be of use, and we would appreciate that, but our pack is a family. Could you pledge loyalty and promise to protect the pack, especially our pups who carry priority? He asked, this always seemed to be the deal breaker, both Krypton and Steady had seemed pretty adamant about it when he'd first joined.