Silver Creek out for a paddle

He could feel her eyes on him still, watching as he muddled things he over. There was a glint in her eye, of approval still and interest. To watch the story you had lived unfold in another's mind might be interesting indeed, if you had grown past it. Shreya seemed, at least to Heston, to harbor no ill will over the events. He was sure she'd have rathered them not happen, of course, but it seemed she had let any anger she might have felt go. He found himself wishing to be capable of that one day, to be able to look at all that brought him here and not feel anger or the urge for revenge. He wasn't ready to forgive, nor did he know if he ever could...but he knew forgiveness would bring him peace. Forgiveness was not something that could be forced or faked, though, and so he was not ready. In part, he felt forgiveness was not his to give.

He frowned, for this time Shreya lacked answers. He nodded though, stowing this away. He'd still be cautious if at the borders ever came a wolf named Reek. He fancied himself a great protector should the situation ever arise, body positioned between Reek and the rest of Silver Creek as he called for Spring and the others. Yet in this fantasy Reek wore the face of the alpha from his past. He shook away the thought, Reek had not earned his distaste. Not truly. He would remind himself of that should they ever meet.

And the alpha female Shreya addressed next. His brows furrowed, confusion clear. Obviously they didn't suspect foul play, or Shreya would have said so. "Vanished?" He said, the question clear. "Do you think she'd simply leave the pack?" He was baffled, after helping your pack to arrive in a new home, braving the wilds and the harshness of traveling why would a would simply leave? "And she named Spring before she left?" This was a question too, one his voice clearly betrayed as skeptical. Not that he meant a slight on Spring by any means, just simply that if Saena had vanished...well, it was likely she hadn't given any hints that she was going to do so. 

"Silver Creek has quite the interesting history. Betrayals, mysteries, victory over all the harshness from both those two and more." He shook his head. "I have chosen quite an intimidating legacy to weave myself into. I only hope I do it justice." The names swirled through his mind, Saena and Reek. He had much to think over, when this conversation ended. Yet he was not about to rush off. Shreya was good a telling a tale and if she had more time to spend he would gladly occupy it.