Sun Mote Copse down, among a million same

It was good to know that the band of wolves he chose to serve was connected throughout the region; hearing that this woman was related to the warrior he'd sparred with piqued his interest too, and put Wraen in a new light. Tulimaq wondered if she was as skilled as her brother — perhaps he'd find out at another time. She was asking questions about Tartok and the man was more than happy to speak about his bloodline.

I'm not sure what counts as interesting; our leader is the strongest among us, we defend our claim with tooth and claw, and value strength of will. He spoke openly about this but also chose his words as if they were practiced. It was likely his explanation was part of a broader lesson that had been ingrained within him as a boy. Mantras that felt familiar to him. Most packs behave similarly, from what I've seen. Only the strongest may lead. Do you agree?