Honeyed Pasture It’s a kind of amnesia

The two sisters had very different views of what was the actual problem, he tipped his head slightly, That wasn't the concern she brought to me, obviously. So what, was the entirety of the pack going to leave her to her own devices? The leader, at that? It's not like the packs are that far apart -- and we're allies. If she needs help, she can call at any time, I don't just abandon people for kicks. Would that be it? Well, guess he'd see in a minute. But he didn't want to encroach on Hua if she didn't want or need it. Whatever silly handwaving was needed to win over her packmates to the idea, that he'd be happy to do, but given he was technically raised mostly just by his father (even if after a point Delight had given up), it didn't seem as crazy as Ying was making it seem.

Oh, were they finally going back to the topic he wanted to talk about? The problem is now the best warrior I had -- the one who was supposed to help train the rest -- he and his mate, who he did train both left and haven't returned. Damned if I know why. But I was curious if you might have one in your recruits who might be interested picking up where he didn't even start, at least for a couple cases. He'd survived with mediocre skills thus far, but he wasn't about to go try to train anyone in something that he was unsure about.