The Sunspire it gains the more it gives.

The Sunspire wolves had seen little of Erika ever since the birth of her litter. More often they had seen Ferdie keeping a watchful eye out nearby her den. Summer himself had kept his distance, not wanting to upset the man who seemed more on edge than ever now that there was young in their pack. It hadn't stopped him from wondering how the mother was doing, or of the little ones. He had heard that there were two--Alphonse and Serena. Any more than that, he was yet uncertain.

Erika's sudden appearance startled the young wolf and though her demeanor was pleasant, he cast her a wary gaze nevertheless, unsure of what she was doing away from her children. "Erika," he said as he eyed her, "Is everything alright? Do you or the pups need anything?" He felt his nerves begin to tighten in his chest at the thought that maybe something was wrong or that she needed help. He obviously would leap the moment she asked, but the idea that it was something beyond his abilities to provide made him feel slightly nauseous.

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