Bearclaw Valley I was only having fun

She snorted, and shrugged. "Well," She said, with a slight laugh. "We're not exthactly thaint-th, but-" She said, and offered a smug grin. "But it ith pretty nithe."

A heaven it was- one that existed for wolves who had left another life behind, though she couldn't imagine a heaven existing for those who had gone through whatever he had been through- or what she had done, either. What awaited them at the true end of their lives would likely be something different altogether- but for now, they could create their own heaven, if it was the only one they could come to know. 

She nodded, understanding the tone of pledge in his growl. "Couple thingth, firtht," She said, regarding him evenly. "We're not alone in thith area- bunch of othuh packth hunt around here, an' we're on th-trictly peatheful termth with 'em," She said. "Nobody cautheth any shit that could get uth driven out of the valley." She warned. "Thecond- we got two young girlth we're takin' care of; anybody harm'th 'em won't make it out of the valley alive." For a moment, she considered baring her teeth as a warning- but she figured he got the picture from her stern tone alone. 

"Third, I'm gonna need to know what to call you, an' what yuh thtrenghth are," She said. "Everybody contribut-th."