Wyvern kept her ears splayed back as she continued to consider this, and couldn't help but scoff softly when Alusia said they tried to study wolf lives. That's so weird.. that if they want to study wolf lives that they basically hold them prisoner, that's hardly a life for a wolf.
She didn't think that was a good example of a wolf's typical life at all, since so much of her day did rely on interactions with others and always had. Cooped up alone and away from everyone and everything, her brother included, would stifle her immensely.
They should watch wild wolves doing their own thing if that was the goal of their studies, but perhaps there was more to it, and Wyvern's understanding did remain small. I just don't understand why they'd go through all that trouble, but what do I know,
she laughed softly and shook her head. Then, refocusing on the pale-furred packmate, she decided to steer this in a different direction. Anyway, have you thought much about what you're gonna do here? Like do you have any trades in mind?
she quipped for a good change of subject. While she was not so good at the whole planning ahead thing, she recognized that others did put more thought into it and may actually have a semblance of a plan to speak about.