He came from a place much more scattered when it came to packs. They preferred to keep away from the others, with large stretches of land between them all for hunting -- even between the packs on good terms, such as splintered off families and allies. But he knew not everything was the same, and listened keenly.
Both. Either. Whatever you will share,
he answered immediately with bright eyes and pricked ears. He couldn't tell if she was tired of him just yet. He'd keep pressing it a little while longer.
As he absorbed what she shared, he tried to form a mental map of the landscapes around him. What came together may or may not be entirely accurate, but at least he knew to anticipate mountains and an ocean. It was better than nothing. Your forest does seem so quiet.. from the outside anyway. But, I don't know, it makes it interesting?
he peered towards the treetops briefly. I don't imagine many of the other packs bother you much here? Or are relations between the packs even much of an issue here in the.. Teekon wilds..?
he referenced the title she had used prior, and it tasted odd on his tongue.