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"That sounds good," Elwood confirmed in response to Thuringwethil's suggestion regarding Etoille. Any information that the scout could share would be beneficial to both packs involved, and he would be more than willing to allow him a place to stay upon his return.

As the commander began to move as though she was preparing to leave, Eljay approached his parents. Elwood embraced his son, finding that it was hard to let go but knowing that he had to. He was proud of Eljay for his maturity; it wasn't so long ago that the youth would have only been separated from his parents kicking and screaming. And now he was a member of another pack and was a trusted caregiver of the Heda's children. "We'll miss you too," Elwood murmured as Eljay stepped away.

Looking back to Thuringwethil, he nodded his head solemnly. "Safe travels, and we'll see you soon. Thank you," he said.