Tuktu Weir unusual and unraveled

Jasper felt bad for her being out here all on her own. The protector in him was instantly worried. A girl, all on her own? Perhaps she would be safe but a lone wolf always had it tougher. His dad had taught him that. That was why his family always joining packs because there was safety in numbers. "Don't you feel lonely, all on your own?," he asked curiously. 'And, what if you are in trouble? You would have no one to protect you," he spoke. His family, or his father, had always been very traditional. The male would protect and take care of the family. So for him it was wild that she was exploring all on her own.

His eyes widened at her mission. "Oh-wow, that is a lot," he commented but it was perhaps a good mission to have. She didn't want to settle and that made her more interesting. "But would you never settle down in a pack? Or would you just be nomadic? My parents lived a nomadic life with us," Jasper explained to her. "We would teach wolves of the pack we stayed at about healing and medicine, and we never really stayed longer than a month. I don't... I don't recommend it," he admitted then. "But everyone has their own thing," he quickly added, wanting to stay polite.