Blackfeather Woods to hear the softly spoken magic spell

permission given for the slight pp of maegi

one by one the forest's shadowy inhabitants filtered in and for the most part the ghostly woman remained aloof as their forms became nothing more than bodies she would work alongside. with time she might come to know them but for now the nameless wolves held her loyalty only by the scent of the forests that clung to their pelts. however she did blink slowly upon noticing wintersbane approach the gathering- so he too had returned. expressionless orbs of swirling darkness would rest upon his form for a few moments longer before shifting fluidly back to surveying the general area- leaning back on her haunches but remaining tall and poised nevertheless. finally things seemed to settle and she had to admit, she hadn't realised quite so many wolves had found their ways here since the pack had been revived. already it seemed to flourish with a new determination it had perhaps lacked in the past.

with that maegi would begin to speak and tundra would allow her full attention to switch to the new leader. everything she said worked well and sparked the smallest little kindling of...hope? a dangerous emotion she knew and it was easy to squash down her mind's weak attempt at breaking through, now was not the time. she'd watch on as ramsay and mou took their places alongside maegi, it seemed to be the right choice. three was stronger than one and ramsay had seemed efficient and reasonable on the borders. as for mou...well she'd certainly be intrigued to properly meet him, no doubt he wouldn't be able to recall the memories of the cave. when the girl finished her speech- the ex soldier would simply dip her head in silent agreement, tail tip twitching where it rested in the dark grass.

when the purple eyed man spoke- offering to help anyone with defense moves and tips with the borders it made her wonder. she had been a soldier and although it was a time she wished not to return to even mentally- perhaps it would be selfish to withold the skills she picked up along the way. her long tail would swish to rest at the opposite side of her tense form as she made up her mind and lifted dark eyes to fix maegi with a questioning look; clearly expressing a request for permission to speak. upon receiving a small nod from the fae, tundra would stand smoothly and simply nod before murmuring in tones although soft- laced with a cold indifference. "i had to fight a lot in the past..and was taught by some very talented wolves so i've picked up quite a few tricks here and there. so should anyone want help whether you're a non fighter wanting to learn how to defend yourself better or simply wanting someone to practice with i'd be glad to help." never being a fan of talking she was all too glad to fall back into silence. something had held her back from referring to herself as 'soldier' despite the truth to it. for now that term would remain between her and her mind.