Fairspell Meadow importance to the state

wintersbane's assumption is proven correct as she mentions that she is unfamiliar with either of the aforementioned packs. it is only to be expected; after all the wilds are vast and packs pop in and out of existence regularly. to try to keep track of them all felt an impossible task, thus it was easier to focus on home and hearth then try to stretch influence past one's own borders. alliances were nice and all, but wintersbane fails to see the true point of them aside from when they are able to equally benefit one another such as the merger of courtfall and diaspora ...but in truth, it does not fall beneath the tundrian's acknowledgement that it was strictly upon circumstance that a merger had been to both of their benefits. how rarely did that actually happen?

he's willing to bet fairly rare.

❝yes,❞ the tundrian rasps in response to her question, watching as she appears to grow nervous in a way she hadn't before. ❝i'm outside my own jurisdiction, there's no need to be nervous.❞ wintersbane is quick to attempt to reassure her — and at any rate, he wasn't her leader.