Noctisardor Bypass in the trees, is a ghostly breeze

Yeah, I get what you mean, Laurel said with a nod when Druid mentioned why the ocean was appealing. It wasn't necessarily very appealing to Laurel herself, but she understood the feeling of grandness when you stood in front of it.

Druid seemed startled by the request to teach the children something. Laurel chuckled at Druid's somewhat-bewildered question and said, The whole pack helps to raise children. Though she had not been overly involved with Druid and her siblings' raising, Laurel had brought food for Sequoia and kept her company often when the pups were young. Even watched the pups sometimes — though Laurel guessed that Druid was too young to remember that, really. Even the youngest members of the pack have things to teach. Even just socialising or practising hunting and playing helps them grow stronger. Laurel smiled pleasantly at Druid, in a patient mood today.