He asked a good question. What could she offer him? He was trying to test her, it seemed, but she didn't mind. "You already have your mind set on leaving the Mountains. But, after leaving the Sunspire, you would most likely be a loner, correct?" He did not seemed to be interested in the other packs nearby, like the Creek or the Plateau, so she was simply assuming from those facts alone. "Being a pack wolf is better than a lone wolf. You have safety from predators, a higher chance of getting food. But that's what all packs could give you."
She walked closer to the river, stepping on its banks, her paws half in the dark waters. "By joining a young pack, you have a higher chance of being in the upper tier, if you are concerned with that sort of thing." She flicked the water absentmindedly with her paw, watching as something swam closer. So there was fish in here after all. "I also offer a feeling of belonging for those who join. I will keep a close eye and ear on my pack. I will make sure that we act as a group, a family. If there is any strife between others, I will make sure to deal with it. I can't abide such internal struggles."
