Heron Lake Plateau searching

Of course daddy meant it. Eljay felt blessed to have such loving parents -- mommy and daddy were the most amazing wolves he could think of, so to have exactly these two as his parents, well, he must be the luckiest wolf alive. Eljay often felt a little guilty that he hadn't made more of his life despite having such amazing parents, but he hoped that he did proud enough by them, anyway, even if he wasn't the perfect son.

When daddy asked him if he'd want to leave the Redhawks pack, Eljay was shocked. He blinked; it was clear he had not expected this question. Eljay had never really thought of logistics because, well, obviously he hadn't met a girl yet so there was no use thinking of whether or not he'd leave his pack, now. Admittedly, Heron Lake Plateau wasn't Redhawk Caldera, or he would've immediately had said 'no'. Now the 'no' was mostly in the family that was here, but there was family in other regions too, like Liffey. It wasn't the same, but still, he wouldn't be all alone at least.

"Oh, uh -- I hadn't thought of it much. I don't know if my chances of meeting someone would be higher in another pack... Let alone getting permission to uhm, you know, have pups. I guess I didn't think of it much." It seemed silly to go looking for love elsewhere, anyway. It shouldn't be that he was looking for love, it should be that he happened to run into the right person, if he were to find love. After a short moment, Eljay indirectly admitted: "Do you... Do you miss Redhawk Caldera?" Because he did, all the time. He was still homesick for the place but he knew he couldn't go back there. It was dangerous and there wasn't a pack there, now, that he could be a part of...