Redtail Rise Rally

wife & puppy tags for ref/join! <3

the rise heaved.

he had given red woman's children silent names of his own, spending time at the rendezvous with them as well as his daughters. @Redsky was blackfang. @Mulherin was night eye. fifth held the moniker of earth paw, and the lastpup would be called roundstone. he had told these names to @New Snow, @Saturdays Sunrise, and @Saturdays Sunset in their own quiet language, and once the pups were covered in his scent and that of their den, accepted them as easily as if they had come from her.

he brought more food for his mate noting that the caru had been off on a search of their own for red woman.

this he did not fault. each of the yearlings must accept in their own way that she was gone.

thorn caller's howl disturbed his intentions of announcing their changes. 

he rose carefully as not to leave any pups tumbling, and licked his jaws, exchanging a look with new snow before he moved to answer. wolverine and skin tooth joined him next, and seeing the agitation of the young wolves kept him close to them, exchanging a rumble or headbutt as augur attempted to dispel the tension.

the huntleader found thorn caller and blood star in quiet, though the latter's body suggested she did not care for the summons or suggestions.

augur growled to them all, a low crooning note of affection and firm dominance.

there would be no wealda until red woman's daughters came of age. to him, the only one in the pack who held the right to be wealda was new snow, who was able to deliver children in defense of her claim.

but augur meant to give the young ones their own chance in the spring. 

sun jaw had given up his position, which meant in augur's mind the role of berserkr belonged to wolverine.

he crossed the small clearing to crown her with a swing of his plume and a nudge to her forehead.

sun jaw would be demoted. he thought the boy might see fit to disperse then, but the rise must go on and it would do with two in leadership.

still, augur waited for discontent, glancing at each of their faces in turn.