Redhawk Caldera It's a good day in the sun

Maia smiled at her as she clarified, and it made her feel more sure of the answer that she'd asked the question. So her parents hadn't been a part of a group. Internally, she felt a bit of her hope fall away though. She'd been hoping for a different response, one that would give them a direction at least to begin looking. It seemed they might have to wait for her parents to find her instead.

It is. This here is a pack, with our family and Teya's and a few other wonderful wolves. I'm sure you'll meet them soon. The pack had shrunk, however, so that their families really were the majority of it. It was strange to think that now she was a part of something like that.

It's called Brecheliant. It's named after a magical forest from stories. Did Shena like that sort of thing? Their family was heavy with stories, something that Diantha had always seemed to resent (though not the only thing, for certain). Maia felt a pang, recalling her. She hoped she had found the happiness elsewhere that she couldn't find with them.