Stone Circle you'll want all my broken parts, they complete my puzzle nonetheless

The white stranger had not yet answered his question before he had heard something. A howl, more like a song, cast its deep tones into the sky, and then some. Never, had the young loner heard such a howl. Howling was an inherited attribute to him, if you were wolf who couldn't howl, you were better off not being a wolf at all. But he never perceived it as an art, and as he pricked his ears listening to the loud melody, he knew his howls were put to shame.

Awol's crisp amber-gold like eyes were widened in awe at the mammoth he then regarded soon after. All of his attention off the white shewolf, he studied the grey giant. A symbol of pure masculinity, scars slashed over his muzzle and a larger one painted over his left shoulder's muscle. The newest stranger held an alert posture, his large tail raised. 

"We are kind to those who are deserving, young one. Who might you be?" he asked.

Awol chose his words kindly. This must be the leader of the pack or at the very least a very respected figure among it. My name is Awol. I have traveled from the east, leaving my family, he spoke clearly with a respectful, even tone. He cast a nervous side glance to the white wolf. I didn't really tell her this, but my family is very unstable, and we are falling apart. My mother treated us illy, and I left their company for a real life, or even a real pack. Winter is coming very soon, sir. You might have noticed, but I'm not exactly a seasoned hunter, he explained. 

He adressed his shoulder scar with his nose. My mother gave this to me, it doesn't really mean anything, he muttered with an edge to his voice. I was hoping to possibly...join? I-I know I'm not the oldest wolf you've ever seen, but I can learn. I'm very resourceful foodwise too! I honestly don't know if I can go back home at this rate...

It was no lie. He was very hungry eating off whatever he could scavenge on his way here. But he couldn't let any of that show know. This was a moment of truth.