Stavanger Bay take care, they said

Charon didn’t look too phased by the mention of sea spirits. He knew different wolves believed in different things, and even if he did not share this Skellige Cairn’s belief of sea spirits, he could see why someone would believe in it. Nature was powerful as well as beautiful, so it was not surprising one should be drawn to any of its aspects.

He nodded knowingly, letting the pieces fall into place. Then he was asked the question of what’d drawn him away from this place. ”It was not as good a place for me and mine as it is for you, apparently. Our numbers were dwindling last year before winter. I was Beta at the time, so I knew I needed to do something to make us survive the winter. Amekaze, from another pack, faced the same troubles so I suggested we bond our packs together, and so we did.” He added with a grin: ”She likes mountains.” Not that he minded much; from Moonspear it was great to see the ocean’s waves sway. It felt like he now had the best of both worlds, even if he at times longed to dip his paws in the waters of the sea.