Redhawk Caldera Dallmayr Ethiopia

People and wolves alike are complex characters and sometimes seemingly similar or very same things may cause vastly different reactions. Dwin felt a bit more alarmed, when Dee mentioned a new mom-figure, but accepted the fact that Kivaluk was her sister's boyfriend without blinking an eye. Dee after all was The Girl in the family from the very beginning. While Dwin had been busy digging trenches, traps and fighting battles with imaginary hordes of enemies, Dee had taken interest in things that girls her age should be interested in. Dwin could not name them all, of course, but there had been a time, when her sister and the adopted sibling had been fawning over the same guy. Dwin had never understood the appeal, but she had accepted everyone's choice in hobbies was valid. 

"I will," Dwin promised. "It's just there are so many kids around. And it would be unfair to leave the parents now," she explained, but there was palpable longing in her voice. She was not ready to admit to herself it yet, but she was simply not cut out for the life of a pack wolf only.