Blacktail Deer Plateau he ain't heavy

The male was a bit surprised that Shale hadn't heard more on that story, actually. From what Grayday'd heard, it had the pack in quite the tizzy, and it had aparently been talked about by several different parties for several weeks after the incident. For Grayday, it was more of an annoyance. He was infuriated that Lavender had gotten hurt, but his eyesight had been slowly worsening for most of his life. He'd not had much time left with it, anyway.

Shale pulled him back from his thoughts.

"Yeah, more soon," he replied with a wag of his tail, shooting his brother a sly look. "What about you? If you don't have a woman, we have something of a surplus, lately. Pema especially would make a good mother. She's a sweet-tempered girl, loyal and strong. I'd hoped Dawn's brother, Sunny, would fall for her, but it looks like he fell for the road instead."