Redhawk Caldera Blues

Wraen with all her leadership experience had not thought about litter logistics the least and, now that Towhee reminded her about that, it suddenly made things a little simpler. If the two lovebirds could not decide at which place they wanted to settle, then the pack, who could sustain the added burden of toddlers and a mother, who is unable to hunt for herself, had to take them. Regardless of, what one or the other wanted or decided. 

"Yeah... I think it depends heavily on how much resources you have. The first pack I helped to create bore more kids that season than the territory was able to provide. Would not want to see it happen again," she nodded. "I am all for organic development, but a nudge in the right direction would be necessary. Eljay is not a young lad himself - this or the next might be one of his last seasons to have kids at all," she told.