Barrier Gulch desire and need and failure all spell out

it is a small balm, though a balm nonetheless, to learn that kemal did not have plans to dive feet first into battle despite his want for vengeance.

and though dracarys does not love the idea of moving away from the lowlands, it is not his decision to make; and he sees the logic behind it. out west, they were isolated from whatever packs remained in the central heart of wilds. to recruit, they needed to be in its beating heart.

location was everything, at the end of the day.

shelter. food. a pack is stronger then then individual, murmurs the sandviper in agreement. still, without giving them something to rally behind, to feel apart of beyond survival there is no guarantee they will stay when the frost begins to thaw. ... you will have to consider if you want to keep soto's vision for verapaz or if you wish to mould it into something of your own. a small pause is given.

it is a solid plan, concedes dracarys, humming with quiet contemplation. ...since you're asking me, i'll speak candidly: there are oft times pregnant women seek asylum for them and their unborn children. i do not think it wise to turn them away. dracarys had felt strongly that it was a mistake on his father's behalf often in the fjord. despite that it's young had all come directly from his ( father's ) own loins and had felt the fjord strong with generations and blood ... there was a certain loyalty to be forged from offering such generosity. yes, pups took work and neither pups, nor the pregnant, nor postpartum mothers could partake in battles but kemal had preached moments prior that he was patient.

in the end, it's your choice, of course. but the colder months tend to bring an influx of pregnant women and young, desperate families.