Redhawk Caldera Counting on high hopes

A whole pack! What a marvel! Siv found her mind wandering, if only for a moment, to the idea that there was an entire group of wolves like Capricorn. “Did you guys only accept cool wolves like you with short legs and curly tails, or could someone like me have joined your pack?” she inquired with a tilt of her head to the right, ears twitching with curiosity. Siv could not deny, she would have jumped at the opportunity to belong to a pack of charming dwarf-wolves if it had ever come about in her lifetime. It would have been strange, however, to be the looming shadow in their midst, and she began to realize that she likely would not have fit in to their ways of life. Still, it was an interesting thought to mull over… Their many differences were great. Siv found herself completely mesmerized by his nature. He was a very polite wolf, she noted, and while his humor was slightly self-deprecating, it was still enjoyable because Capricorn did not entirely seem to take himself too seriously. If anything, he was a breath of fresh air for the coywolf girl. Focusing on the pack, Siv bobbed her head in response to his thoughtful inquiry. “Yeah, well… it’s Redhawk Caldera, but y’know, the caldera is what this big whopping landmass is called,” she answered, offering a lopsided grin. Capricorn then made a comment about setting out on a path in search of something – something that the caldera didn’t necessarily have. She understood this. After all, Siv would never want another wolf to join their ranks if they were to find themselves unhappy after a short amount of time. Still, the prospect of having the short-legged gentleman within their ranks was something that she would have enjoyed very much. He then asked what had brought her to the caldera, and she frowned thoughtfully at the inquiry. “Well, I was just out for a stroll one fine day when I happened across a gal named Fox and she just asked me if I wanted to join, so I told her ‘hell yeah, bud,’ and here I am,” she paraphrased slightly, but he would get the gist of it.