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Bronco studied the male's features for any signs that he might not have approved of the name that Towhee had asked about- and he felt curious to know as well, how Towhee knew this Kaertok. There was something similar about the names, so he assumed that perhaps, whoever Kertok was, he migh've come from the same region as Savaktuk. He didn't seem to know, though he acknowledged at least Bronco's beliefs that perhaps the similarity in their names might hint that they'd crossed paths before. 

Towhee then questioned Bronco, and asked for his judgement, and he felt surprised and flustered for a moment. He'd just begun to get derailed from asking Savaktuk about his qualifications- and strike up a conversation about kids- when Towhee had arrived, so he wasn't sure what else he'd intended to ask their potential new packmate. Part of him wanted to know why Savaktuk had left his previous home, wherever that had been...And part of him wondered what kinds of adventures Savaktuk had had, and if he was truly peaceful in nature. It was hard to get a good read on him, as he was so stoic and spoke so little...But Bronco was, by nature, a trusting wolf, and kindness was his default. -I think so.- He said, with a firm but gentle seriousness. He turned his attention to Savaktuk. -We have rules, which we will expect you to follow, that help us maintain peace not only within the pack, but with other packs as well as lone wolves. Firebirds are family...Are you willing to learn the ways of our pack, and adopt our rules as your own?- He asked, both speaking out loud and using Ptero so that Towhee could clearly understand what he was asking.