Mount Everfall God loves his children

Spring spat out more insults and Laika's tail tip twitched with slight annoyance. She hid it well though, and kept her eyes trained on Reek. He spoke little as she told her story, and she actually felt bad for him. Yes, he had made so many horrible choices, but he seems to have changed for the better. This Raas charcter must have placed something new in his heart. 

She pondered for a moment until Laurel spoke up. It surprised her, but didn't surprise her. She had always been a loud-mouthed one, but was she old enough to make a decision like this? She gazed down at her adoptive daughter for a second, eyes full of love. She wanted her to be happy, she truely did, but she also wanted to keep her safe. She still didn't know Reek's true intentions. Glancing at the black man before them all, Laika got down to eye level with the brown Laurel. "Okay Laurel," she spoke softly. "Do you want to make a compromise?" It was directed to not only to babe, but also to the rest of the wolves around her. She looked up at Reek, a fieirce fire in her eyes. "You wanted to take them home with you, correct?" she doubted he would give up his power just like that. Then, she turned back to laurel. "If that's true, we will have to see what Indra wants too." 

The pale queen hadn't stated what the compromise was just yet. She wanted her comrades and foes to agree with her first. Icy eyes trailed to Spring, then Casmir. They lingered on her mate for a while longer, eyes filling with love again. She yanked them away to look at Reek after, standing to her paws. "But we have to find Indra." She said, making sure that everyone knew that Reek could particapate too.