Firefly Glen [PHE] Strides

Kukutux gives question, if it was the privacy of their aid alone which they spoke and Sunman's ears perked with his own wonder. The travel would take the Moon village people very far from their homes and they were not the great kingdom which the desert wolves had made themselves out to be. Did their numbers not swell enough to handle the situation of hunting down one man with their own resources? 

Alas, more of the tale then became unveiled. They spoke of one man firstly, with an uncertainty of others who may be allied to him, yet as the story unfold further, it seemed more likely that the southern royals knew that there were more and that they were all incredibly dangerous. They sought the aid of any who may offer it. Aiolos could not speak for all those gathered here and likely so those who were here could not speak for the leaders which may yet still remain in their lands. Certainly warriors could be gathered, but how many and how long it would take was hard to tell, and would it best not be suited (and far quicker) to inform forces here, now, by the voice of Moonwoman and Pharoah herself? 

The voice of Moonwoman is powerful, The Sunman speaks, his fiery gaze sweeping his mate, then back to the far younger couple. Yet those who are called for aid should know who they fight for and hear the request from the one who asks it of them directly. I think that Pharaoh should stay, long enough at least for her and Moonwoman to speak to those gathered here now. This way after the hunts, they could return home, discuss and send their warriors south where they could, if they chose to. Aiolos did not think it should be up to Kukutux to speak to each pack on Akashingo's behalf and it would not be so. If they wanted the aid of those gathered, they should ask it of them all, face to face. At least one of them, as he mentioned, while the other stride ahead for home.