Wheeling Gull Isle Bring them home

“Sweetharbor’s dead.” Said Judah. These were words that drew a gasp from John. This, and one other surprise that emerged from the bushes; Malakai, the second son, the twin brother of Judah. He was genuinely surprised, that all of Heda’s sons were alive and that one was missing a leg. However, from John’s perspective, it seemed that once Malakai made his presence known, and the two brothers had come together, John was sidelined.

He stayed quiet, letting them have their moment of reunion, but once he could, he spoke, in the soft voice he’d been given: “If I may have a moment.” He said, clearing his throat, “It seems my prayers have been answered. Your mother has been worried sick, so I have come to find you. And here you are.” 

Would they take his request kindly? When he asks of them to come home?

With a deep breath, he said plainly what he was here to ask: “Do you boys wish to return to your mother? She has rebuilt her natal pack up in the Rising Sun Valley.”