Moonspear Let Loose and Set Your Body Free

She was amused by his response, but confusion soon flickered across her face. Pyx explained the game briefly, and then provided the missing piece of information: "Charon introduced me to the game my first meeting with him...I had thought it was a pack thing." Floki couldn't help but grin and give his head a little shake; it had been some time since Charon had played a prank on anyone, and while this wasn't anything to write home about, it had provided him with a chuckle. He refused to think about the fact that the last wolf Charon loved to pick on was Wildfire.

"Well, no, but we can make it a pack thing starting now," he said, raising his eyebrows. He waded towards Pyx, closing the gap between them until he was standing in slightly shallower water. He wanted to resume their swim, but coming up with a question for Pyx required more concentration on his part. "I think it's fun," he insisted, reaching out to give her an encouraging nudge. He didn't want her to feel bad.

He then pursed his lips, twisting his face into an overexaggerated expression of contemplation. "Would you rather...be the best hunter in the wilds but have no friends, or the opposite? Have a lot of friends but be unable to hunt?" It was kind of a lame query, he realized as it passed his lips, but he shrugged; he would just have to keep practicing this new game to get better at it.