A Long Day

Thinking over Nishu's statement she says, "I don't know of any caves around here, but if you find one it would be a perfect place for you to stay." They could search along the mountain's roots. She would even want to stay herself if they found one.

Looking out across the valley, an idea starts rolling through her mind. She doesn't know if Nishu would approve, especially since it sort of went against his ways, but if he did agree, it would be perfect for his Knights. "You could start a pack and train Knights under you," she whispers into the air, her breath fogging around her words. "It would be hard to start, but you could do it. Then every pack in this area could benefit. You would have the number of wolves you needed." He could form his own ranking system, create his own set laws. Give out deeds for wolves who wish to advance in the pack. It would be wonderful and she would love to be a part of it. Sadness fills her. She could never leave the Sunspire, she is completely devoted to this pack. But if Nishu did create a pack, then she wanted to help it succeed.

Another idea smacks her in the face and she grins suddenly saying, "Or you could talk with all the lone wolves around here and if they like the idea of Knighthood, then you could train them. Unfortunately, I don't believe you will be able to bring back the Knights with pups alone. You will have to do the best you can with what you can find." This scenario she could help with. She could speak with loners that she came across while doing her ambassador duties to the Sunspire. She could remain loyal to them with no interference, but which will Nishu choose? She flicks an ear, from her standpoint the loners would be more convenient for her, but a pack was more steady and he would be able to do more. She waits for his reply with a turmoil of feelings lingering behind her icy eyes. If he agreed to the pack, what would she do?