Dawnlark Plains this train is bound for glory

Grayday gave a grunt of thoughtful agreement - it could be any number of things, and since it wasn't necessarily a bad change, he was willing to wait it out and see if anything needed to be done about it. Perhaps - much as he hated to consider it - she was just growing up.

He was as certain as Catori that Aditya would be happy to go along. The male didn't doubt that his son-in-law would jump at the chance, even if he was a bit tired from his previous trip. Easy seemed rested enough, at any rate. "We'll ask him tomorrow, then," he said, settling into the idea of another trip, deciding not to worry about what the other packs thought of their cousins just yet. They could see about that in good time, and besides, he and Catori were not in charge of Seelie's PR department.

He had more important things to worry about, at any rate. "A fighter, eh?" he teased, giving his wife's belly a gentle prod in hopes of inciting further rebellion. "Where'd you go?"