Emberwood Build god, then we'll talk.

Grezig nodded at Kavik’s words. He did not blame her. For that she was grateful, but she still felt bad about the whole thing. She said nothing for a time, content that she had said her piece and apologized. She would still have to go find Liri later, but for now, she was good to just lay in the water and possibly nap. It was strange for her to be so inactive during the day, but right now, there was nothing for them to do. There was only so many times she could patrol the outskirts of Emberwood, go hunting for small animals, and generally help out. 

After a while in companionable silence, a new thought came to Grezig. She sat up a bit more and said, “I never asked about what kind of pack you and Liri intend to make. What are our values? Who can have pups? Just the Alphas? Things like that.” Grezig would follow them no matter what—unless there was something insane that they planned on doing, like sacrificing their members to some kind of Blood God. But she had to admit that she was curious.