Sleeping Dragon Music sounds better with you

Dio volunteered to accompany her and Wildfire spun on her heel, quashing the urge to frolic back to the den she shared with the commander. Her steps were swift and light, though she managed to avoid prancing as they made their way in that direction. Although consumed by her own excitement, she did bend an ear as Dio suddenly brought up Portia. The Bandrona may or may not have heard a record screech somewhere in the back of her head.

But he'd already agreed, he was only mentioning this in an informative capacity. Dio wanted to know if it was all right to mention all of this to her. Unaware that she had stopped breathing, Wildfire bobbed her head even as a gust of air escaped her with a rude noise. She smiled sheepishly even as waves of relief crashed through her. She had frozen momentarily but began moving again, just as spryly as before.

"Of course," she replied and only right then did it click what he'd just told her. "You and Portia? Really? That's great!" Wildfire gushed. Out of every other she-wolf in the pack, she somehow felt certain the Skayona would understand their need for Dio's contribution better than any other. On that note, would he still be a willing participant even if Portia took an issue with it? This was why Gavriel had rejected her, after all: because he had taken Gyda as a mate. Or at least that's what Wildfire chose to believe.

But she didn't ask right this second. There were actually quite a few logistics they needed to discuss and Thuringwethil should be present for it. Possibly they would want to call for Portia too, just so they could lay everything out on the table and be sure everyone understood how it would all work. Even as they closed in on the commander's den, Wildfire decided she would let @Thuringwethil take the lead on all of that.