The Sunspire Decisions

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Regarding the Creek, she was not geared up to take real action in any direction. She wasn't going to speed along the healing process because frankly, it barely mattered anymore. Meet him if you want, but official matters regarding the details or necessity of our truce are topics I would want for myself, she said. She wouldn't stop Rain from meeting him and getting a feel for their relations on her own. If Ame's guesses were right, Scimitar would likely converse if she came to him, but not be overly friendly or generous on the details of things. Which was probably the best approach she could ask for -- especially of former foes. Scimitar is his name. I had spoken with him last in autumn, on cordial enough terms. I have not sought him out since because I reason we have both been busy, respectively. They had discussed the terms of hunting territories and since there had been no breech or protocol on that, she had not needed to see him again. Which, for her, was perfectly fine. The Sunspire prospered decently enough regardless.

Relations between other packs was an interesting topic, as she was trying to get an appropriate feel for what sort of politics she wished to uphold, but not one she was quick to put a lot of effort into. And, this sort of thinking had not caused major issue with her so far.. so most likely, she wouldn't be making any effort to investigate the Creek until closer to springtime.