Dragoncrest Cliffs Alaska

He was clearly nervous.  Rosalyn didn't soften for his benefit, but she didn't disapprove either.  If he was intimidated this was good, because it meant he did not think so highly of himself as to question their judgement.  An unspoken test passed, one tick marked.  Another few in skills that he listed, though those could be learned.  Most wolves could hunt - could he run with a crew and support them.  If she asked his answer would be yes, so that would need to be seen with time.  There were many new faces she was curious about, honestly, and a pack hunt might be just the thing to illustrate it.

Lonely was a fair enough answer and 'I can learn' was something she appreciated hearing from any young wolf.  Humility and willingness.  She had no questions to add and instead waited to hear an answer to her wife's.  They were a seaborn pack.  It wasn't a requirement to love it, but if he disliked the shore, chances were he'd be unhappy here.

WC: 171