Shadewood Trouble the water

Upon receiving his gratitude from Cry, Amaya thanked him for his offer of sustenance and declared she would partake at a later time. For now, she sat on the sidelines and Cry addressed Cordelia. She was glad to know she had been ushered in by an outstanding member of the pack. It gave her an initial thread of credibility she needed, and Amaya's continuing presence would serve as a reminder of that. 

Cry was humble as he regarded Cordelia and stated she would have a place here as long as she was willing to contribute. His addition statement of protection settled a few of Cordelia's nerves, as it was what she sought most. It seemed a less physical resident was needed as a position was currently vacant within their ranks. Someone who could act as an advisor and ambassador for the pack. Of course, Cordelia knew that he was not offering her this position currently, nor would she had accepted if he had. It was a position that would require resilience and dedication from her. Things she was willing to give in exchange for sanctuary. 

"Many thanks Cry for your offer of hospitality. I shall do everything in my power to strive and reach towards this station you have presented. It shan't be easy, but nothing worth achieving truly is." she said earnestly before a flash of black and white stole her gaze. A falcon swooping in from the clouds had taken a perch on the back of her soon to be leader. A fine specimen, more capable of hunting fowl and rodent than she. The confidence Cry held with this animal was astonishing and Cordelia was taken aback.

She couldn't help but smile in awe as he gestured for the bird to deliver his prey before her. With shine in her tone, she remarked "It seems I much once again thank you... and your feathered companion, as this is not necessary." she would not eat it here and now, not in the midst of conversation, but it would be a pleasant snack once she found the time to settle in. Looking as the bird flew off she added "A truely remarkable creature you have at your side. You must be a spectacular individual to have domesticated it to such a degree." she remarked still in awe over what she had just witnessed.