Two Rivers Isle We'll drive until the gas is gone

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Animals- that made more sense, though as far as Niamh knew, all the others had been named after birds. It was more of a Blackthorn thing to name children after animals, was it not? Both families had taken after naming children after other animals, which was somewhat of a novelty for Niamh who’d come from a family that tended to give their children a wide variety of names that had nothing to do with each other. She nodded in understanding when he corrected her and shrugged one beige shoulder casually. ”I getcha. The Blackthorns do the same thing, kind of,” She said. ”My mate’s named Colt,” She said, wondering quietly if Phox would have known Colt at all. She studied his features for signs of recognition, and laughed gently. ”Guess we’re gonna have to do something along those lines too, when we have kids. God help them, though, I kind of suck at coming up with names.”

Niamh had of course been spending some time thinking about names for the thousands of children that she and Colt would have, but found herself struggling to find names that would appease both Colt and Towhee, as she wanted to honour them both. Her side of the family was fairly loose on giving names, but she found herself struggling to find the right names for children she and Colt would have. She wasn’t terribly imaginitive, and found herself constantly wondering if Horse would make a nice name for a boy...So that he was something like his father. She’d pondered naming a female that- but it sounded too much like a much more derogatory word, so she’d decided vehemently against naming a daughter Horse.

When he asked about where they were, she shook her head. ”Nope. Across the river,” She said, gesturing toward the Plateau. ”BUT,” She emphasized, ”This is like….Sort of our hunting grounds. So is the thicket just North of our pack; not exactly claimed, sure, but when winter comes, this’ll definitely be one of the most common areas our pack uses, as long as those vagrants,” She said, gesturing once again to the Shadewoods, ”Don’t give us any trouble.”