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"Where there's enough food and no competition, preferably," Dwin returned and chuckled, because even with these humble requests good territories to claim were hard to come by. They were either already claimed or there was a queue of wolves waiting for the resident family to pack up and leave. Or too near for peaceful co-existance. The other reason she did not mention to Teya was Dwin's wish to have more opportunities meeting people her age or a little older. No offence to her parents, uncles and aunties in Brecheliant - they were awesome, but she really missed having other people to bond with.

"I mean... graves ain't going anywhere. My mom left Broken Antler fen despite the fact that her beloved sister is buried there. But I understand that the necessity to keep the living going was more important," she said, realizing not for the first time during this conversation that she may have expressed opinions that could possibly hurt Teya. "I don't mean you - specifically - just... just in case things get really hard during winter, I think it is always better to scout for places, where it might be tad bit easier," she explained. "But I think that I am talking a little too much now and making a little too less sense," she smiled, rising to her feet. "Would you like to have lunch with me?"

Maybe you can wrap this up and fade out in your next post? And then we can either have an updated one with these two or Wraen could meet Teya.