Moonspear Everyone sees what you appear to be

He made an appraising note in his throat—this was going exactly how he thought it would. Far from a messenger bring some word of one thing or another, only a prospect that wanted to join their ranks for the lengthy winter season ahead. With the division of wolves between the mountain and the glen, he didn’t entirely reject the idea of them taking in another. They had added to their ranks as much as they had taken away, and bolstering those numbers would only help them in the long run.

“Well then Norah,” he went on, “tell me what you can do to aid us and perhaps you’ll find your permanency here. Though I admit there’s plenty I can learn just from what you’ve offered me.” If she had been on her own most of the year, she was evidently very capable of fending for herself as a hunter and as a scout at the bare minimum. Both required a certain aptitude and proficiency; they required precision above all else. She was not a fool, this he could tell.