Gyrfalcon's Keep Good Fences Make Good Neighbors

Heph answered honestly, nodding at the olive branch though she felt no offense. She too was rather curious about the customs of the pack she had chosen, but was in far more of a rush to stretch her legs than chase down more abstract answers. Her tone was plain but bright when she replied. "Moonspear I'm not sure, but Moontide was peaceful. Rodyn gathered many friends of his and Samani went with the blessing of her mother Moonwoman." At least she assumed that Samani had secured her mother's blessing as the wolf had come to Moontide herself with gifts and offers to help them settle along with her wife and her husband. It did not seem like the kind of thing a wolf did if there was not some sort of agreement or at least approval. But she had never been to Moonspear and knew little of the pack and could not speak for it even if her suspicion was that it too had been a peaceful expansion.

On Moontide she could speak a bit more and she gave a shortened version of their founding and what she thought for their future. "We didn't oust anyone or another pack off the land we claimed. There is a female pregnant among our number now and I know Rodyn and Samani eventually plan for children and have extended the offer to have pups to others - I think we would want to build a safe place for those pups to grow up happily and provoking conflict would put us at odds with those wishes." It painted a rather domestic picture as there were no pups currently within the pack but she believed in her own words and her own tone turned a bit warm when she thought of pups. Heph looked forward to getting to know any children of Samani especially and hoped to take some time to remain in the territory for a short while to hunt and learn their personalities and perhaps even teach them hunting games. She would prefer not to think about war but it was a possibility that could not be completely ignored, she knew that if it came down to defending both her new home and friends but any pups that were within the pack she would not avoid a fight, but it was not something she relished considering.