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After some consideration...Bronco decided that his best chances of getting the right information might come from an unlikely source. Meek, unassuming and quiet, Eljay didn't strike Bronco as being the sort to know exactly how to woo ladies, but he was the only adult male in the pack that Bronco knew relatively well...And this wasn't something he was ready to ask his new step-father about. That left Pippin, someone Bronco didn't really know, and Eljay. As his eldest cousin, he was the top choice. Plus, he felt that he could talk to Eljay, and not worry about him tattling to his younger siblings...God forbid if Penn found out that Bronco was asking Eljay for advice. 

So he sought the male out, calling out to him when he caught sight of him in the distance. He looked like he was just relaxing- which encouraged Bronco, who was glad he didn't seem to be interrupting anything. He wasn't the best at picking up on visual cues, and didn't notice the sullen look in Eljay's eyes, and approached him with a mock charge, as though he intended to bowl Eljay over- before he pulled up short, and chuckled, flopping down onto the ground next to Eljay casually and bumping his cousin's grey shoulder with his nose. 

Of couse, Bronco knew that Eljay's recent losses would make him a bit sensitive, and he'd noticed that in the days following Elwood and Finley's death that Eljay had fretted over everyone for a bit- and that now, he had backed off. But all he wanted to do was bring a bit of positive energy with him, and look to him for advice that might take his mind off things. 

"Heyo Eljay, I got...I got some questions. An' I figure you're prolly the best wolf to ask them to. You got a minute?" Though it was implied that Bronco was still likely going to ask, given the fact he'd made himself at home next to his cousin.