The Tangle tangled

His behavior reminded Ty of herself at a younger age: unsure, a bit shy, and generally uneasy. She felt for him, wondering what sort of events had caused him to end up like this. Maybe his mother had gone away too early, too. Ty had since come to terms with the fact that she would never see her mother again, but that had not been an easy feat. Hawkeye was long gone, and while she did eventually want to see her father, she wasn't sure how long it would be until she built up the courage to do so. She wanted to have something to show before she visited Redhawk Caldera, and right now, she had nothing but ideas.

"They wanted you to hunt something for them?" Ty asked, but quickly recalling this was standard practice for packs to ask wolves they'd just met to "prove" themselves. Wasn't a pack supposed to provide for its members? "No, I don't think this place will do for hunting, unfortunately." She paused, straightened herself slightly, then offered a different proposition. "What if you joined a pack where you didn't have to prove anything to get in?" she asked. Bhediyon would be doing just that. Ty was a trusting wolf, and she would gladly take a chance on somebody who was willing to take a chance on her.