Blackfeather Woods On second thought

Maybe his question was tricky, but it seemed that Skoll was smart and level-headed enough to figure out how to put Ursus into words. Rowan would have to think hard on how he wanted his pack to be, and how he could make it so.

"Sounds like how Blackfeather was," he mused. When Maegi was done by wrong, Tundra and his Mother felt it and he was sure the others too did it. He certainly knew they did when his tale came to light. And they shared the sadness and fear of their losses and the joy of Tundra returning home.
He wanted that, but more stable.

A pack of outcasts too, it seemed. Well, Rowan wasn't really an outcast, more of a lost child. Displaced.
But what Ursus stood for was similar to his own desires. Except Rowan was more focused on helping and protecting those who may not be Family, but hoping to make one in the process.