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If Amon hadn't met Finley, it made Fox question how long her friend had actually been gone. That worried her, especially since Amon had basically been here since the beginning. The flash of worry on her face only lasted a second, though, and she shook her head to his offer. “Naw,” she replied, “I’d rather you stay here and help guard the caldera, and Finley's probably just doing her outrider thing.” They didn't need yet another wolf departing and leaving them less guarded, especially with the few drop-offs they'd had lately. Their core was still strong, and Fox was glad that Amon hadn't wandered too far off into the neverland. He was back now, and that was what really mattered.

“Have you met any of the others?” she asked, curious to see how he was integrating with the rest of the pack. It was incredibly important that they all be acquainted with one another on a personal level. Without that, they were just a bunch of wolves who happened to occupy the same territory. It was the personal connections that made a pack a family, and Fox wanted to foster those bonds in whatever way possible.