Emberwood apocalypse always chooses the worst time to come.

He confirmed that he did not have a pack, and then asked if she did. She gave him another glance out of the corner of her eye, and decided to be honest, at least a bit. “Yes,” she said, though she did not tell him where they were located. “We are… a pack in the making.” She paused. “We are looking for members, but need to know what sorts of skills one possesses before letting others in.” This was true of all packs.

She had not invited him into the pack, not really. But she had given him an invitation to ask questions, or make comments on what he was good at. Then it might be easier for her to make a decision about whether to formally invite him.

 

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However, the dark male did not seem interested in what she had to say, or in giving her his credentials, so to speak. He remained silent, so she said nothing more on the matter. Eventually, the rain let up enough for her to feel comfortable leaving. "Thank you for letting me share the space," she said to him, and then got up and left.