Blackfoot Forest And the walls came tumbling down

Aaron smiles, dipping his head again. "I appreciate this, Minna. It means a good deal to me-- and to Amara as well, I am sure. But you should not discuss so openly. When you gather your packmates, do so in the caves. Liri knows their location, I cannot help but assume that Kierkegaard does not," he tells her, his ears flicking again. 

With pride and hope, he dips his head one more time. "You should go rest, I must do the same. As soon as I am able I will join you all in your quest," he says, smiling. "Thank you, Minna." With that, the man settles himself back down, his head falling to his paws. He is still unhappy with the situation, and his pride is still wounded, but he now is hopeful, and has something to look forward to. Something to root for. He only wishes he was of more use.