A New Beginning

@Jagger care to wrap this up with me? We waited too long, and now BFW is full, so maybe try again when it's open? :o
Edit; It's been awhile since this had a reply, and the character seems to have gone inactive, so I'm going to wrap this up here.

Once his question was answered, the man bobbed his head in a light nod, simply to show he'd been listening and understood. He wondered what had kept the other from joining a pack until now, but promptly decided against pressing for an answer. What good what it do to press into the other male's personal things, anyways? No, good, really. It was unneeded information, as he was sure it would not cause any issues later on down the road. When he sat, though, and asked him what else he wanted to know, the ghost was somewhat surprised. He had not been expecting such an offer to come up, but didn't feel any negative emotions towards it. Instead, he allowed himself to get closer to the other, then sat down and watched him closely.

“Were you ever taught to hunt with others growing up?” Kove asked him. They had pack hunts sometimes, and he wanted to know if the man before him would be capable of participating in one without going on some practice rounds if the need every arose. With the other members in the pack, he doubted it would ever come down to the multicolored male needing to hunt with a group, but the skill and knowledge were still good to have. Helpful, too.

The other male never got the chance to answer the question, as a sound rose up and grabbed hold of the pale wolf's attention. It was a howl, clearly from one of his pack mates, and they seemed to be requesting his presence. He glanced to the other for a second, then looked behind him once more. After careful consideration, he deemed the call of a pack mate to be more important than speaking to a loner. Though the loner had showed an interest in wanting to join the pack, Kove was unsure as to whether or not he could make it in, or if they even had any space for him. "Actually, scratch that," he said, dismissing his own question. "I must go, someone has called for me. Come back another time and request Meldresi's presence. If she sees something in you, then I am sure your want to join will be taken into consideration. If not, well, good luck on finding another home." Once the words left his mouth, he waited patiently to see if he had understood what was said. Afterwords, Kove turned and headed back towards the pack's border, leaving the lone wolf with his meal. Had he been closer to the border, he would have escorted him a decent distance away, but since he wasn't, the Inuit man let him go. Besides, he didn't want to leave his pack mate waiting long, even though he had not idea what they could possibly want.