Stone Circle ain't no use in trying

Valette listened and actually liked that the wolf was so honest. Most wolves would just nod and accept the terms but in the end, they wouldn't say long and abandon them. She would rather have a wolf be honest about the things they were uncomfortable with. "Understandable. I've had many kids over the years with the same wandering spirit, and they come and go as well," she assured him. "I appreciate your honesty, Kincaid. You are looking for a place to stay and we have the room. You also seem skilled and social enough to fit in our pack. So I do want to welcome you in our home. How about I say just as honest with you. If you grow out of your newcomer rank and become a part of the family, I can tell you and you can decide if you want to stay or not."

Valette appreciated honesty above all. If someone couldn't commit or would have to leave to travel or want a life of their own she rather just know. "The thing is, we have lots of family members all over these lands and even though we would like all of them to stay if some hadn't left then we wouldn't be able to grow. So if you do make it to become part of our family, don't see it as something constrictive but more as a place you can always return to if needed," she explained. At least that was her view of it. There were many wolves that had been part of their pack and then founded their own. It made for better alliances and for better protection against threats when having lots of good acquaintances.