Stone Circle all about the money

That he might startle the boy wasn’t a thought to have crossed the elder’s mind—not until it occurred. Kove took a step back when the younger male lurched upward, just in case he might need to avoid any flailing limbs. In the process of doing so, he said, “Border work requires you to be extra alert,” with a chuckle. Focusing was fine but, when working the borders, one needed to find a happy medium between focusing on the task and being alert to their surroundings.

Charles confirmed what he was doing, then added a question of his own. Frowning, the Inuk’s brows pulled together with mild confusion. “Do you think it isn’t?” he asked. Perhaps border work wasn’t something heavily gone over with the youths of Easthollow. Wondering if this may be the case, he explained: “It is okay. Keeping up with the borders and making sure our scents are prominent is a crucial task for all members of the pack. It’s how we let others outside of our home know that we’re here, and that this is our land.” Save for the few exceptions that viewed it as a way to challenge a pack’s boundaries.