Redsand Canyon adaugeo

She hadn’t given Akashingo a single thought recently, though his mention abruptly made her wonder if Germanicus had ever gotten to the bottom of their little murder mystery. And, as always, thinking about that made her wonder just why they were still tied together with that pack these days.

Despite her suggestion only moments ago, Towhee found herself saying, This is a time of change. Maybe we should take this opportunity to revisit the pack’s roots. She drew in a breath, then continued, Well, that came out more cryptic than I intended. What I meant is that I think there’s so much merit to maintaining a pack of soldiers, though maybe we don’t even need all this fancy hierarchical sh—stuff? And what’s the deal with Akashingo? Not that I’m opposed to this visit, but… why?

She licked her lips again, then caught his eye and shrugged. It wasn’t meant as a dismissive gesture, more of an acknowledgement that she was suddenly talking out of her ass. And of course it was Germanicus’s prerogative to take it or leave it when it came to Towhee’s opinions.