Emberwood For A King To Do His Part

He watched as Easy stepped back, and gave her a smile as if to say thank you. He couldn't image how difficult it would be to be worried over your family and having to put the answers aside when they were so close. But as the two sat, so did he, calm and relaxed, and ready to talk about their alliance.

"I am glad you are interested," he shot back. "You'll be pleased to know the herds have already returned—the bison, that is. We have led our first hunt and it went exceptionally well." He thought about the possibility of checking out the herds around here as well. The man didn't know what Uaine Gorsedd hunted. Rabbits perhaps? Deer?

"While I doubt there will be any wars to come, you can never be too careful. But besides that, I would like our packs to be able to send our apprentices back and forth. A few of my wolves have expressed their interest in trades, ones we do not have masters for in Easthollow.

I would appreciate them being able to travel and stay here in their training without the threat of attack. Of course—this extends to you and yours as well."