Silver Creek The Catch

Oh tyvm. ^____^

Most of the time. That was a good answer. And Shreya believed it, of course, given its honesty and Spring's hearty mix of confidence and modesty. Most wolves could just let their personalities take hold, and that was usually for the best, but in a leader's case it was important to keep up some kind of composure — even if not composed by nature.

It can be hard, can't it, she sympathised rhetorically.

Keeping your own doubt or pessimism bottled up isn't healthy, but you can always share it with those you can trust not to be hugely deterred by it — like Saena, or a good friend. Or myself, she added sensibly. But if, say, an anxious subordinate comes to you and tells you they're giving up on hunting because there is really no prey out there, the last thing you want to do is agree with them even if you do.

How would you handle a situation like that one? she asked with interest.