Hoshor Plains Dixie Chicks

The lack of hope filling Ibis' eyes was concerning enough to force a head tilt of the pale woman. Things must have really hit the usually bubbly Ibis pretty hard for her to be this glum that even the slimmest sliver of home would pass right by her without a glance. 

Then there was a question she was not prepared for. Will she stay here with Ira and regain her position among the packmates she had lost a while ago, to wiggle her way back into the place she had felt like home in for the first time in a long time. With a soft sigh she padded her way to sit next to Ibis, shoulder to shoulder, hip to hip, invading her space with a friendly little bump. 

Looking over to her, Reiko smiled. They can't take us all. She started, picking her words and thinking through the ideas that clouded her thoughts for days, ever since she had met Vespera along the water's edge. It would be unfair for us to pick and chose who will stay and who will go. In fact, she didn't even want to think about such an option. 

I already spoke to Vespera about the idea, but I was hoping to create a sister pack for Kaistleoki. If that interests you. This way we can all stay together, and still, be close to Ira and the others. One big family.