Wapun Meadow working at the pyramid tonight

Evien could have no clue just how deeply the other boy was thinking about the trees and plants and their similarities to the wolves who utilized them. If Evien was that philosophical, perhaps he'd think of it too. But the brown wolf wasn't one to think that far into the philosophy of the world at large - had no interest in it. Everything had its place in nature, of course, and things grew and died and regrew all over again. There was no reason to think the wolves wouldn't, as well. 

It also did not occur to him that Reif could be a threat. Honestly, spending so much time around Ursus just about desensitized the medic to the fear of strangers. After all, he lived with the scariest wolves around. 

He was welcomed to stay by the boy, which brought a small smile to Evien's face, and he settled down into a more comfortable position. A brow would raise at the pale wolf's next question and he turned his attention back to him, but... well, he didn't seem like he was being rude. Not that Evien would've been insulted by the question anyway. It was normal for wolves to be curious. 

"My leg doesn't work right." It was a simple explanation, and he shifted slightly, stretching the leg in question out for the boy to look at if he wanted to. "It doesn't bend right at the knee - kind of stays stiff."