Redhawk Caldera bràithrean fola

Eljay lead the way and as they got to the slope leading into the inner territory of the Caldera, the large lake in its center could be seen in the distance. Eljay said, as he stopped and turned around: You can see a lot of the surrounding territories from out here, and it's easy to keep an eye on the borders for intruders. Relatively, anyway. Easier than it'd been at the Fen. They didn't face down trouble very often, since they themselves were so peaceful, but it was good to have an overview, Eljay thought.

He then turned back towards the inside of the Caldera and was happy to step onto the soft grass as he started heading towards the lake. At the question about daily responsibilities, Eljay answered: Oh, well, it would be good to keep an eye on the movement of the herds. See if there are any good prospects to hunt, you know? And gather the pack to hunt if there are. He said this casually, trying not to put too much pressure on Medb. To emphasise that point, Eljay added: But you should get settled in first. You're welcome to scout out the prey in the territory, of course, but just, also take your time to get to know the other wolves and the territory, right? No pressure. He smiled. Alright. Maybe a little pressure, as it would be difficult for the pack if she would be completely useless. However, considering she asked questions like these, Eljay guessed that she had a lot of feeling of responsibility, and she'd do just fine contributing to the pack.