Emberwood Build god, then we'll talk.

Kavik nodded in agreement to Grezig's statement on the rules for rank challenges. When she went on to express her feelings about joining them, Kavik gave a small smile. "I'm glad to have you, Grezig," he replied. It was becoming clear that this female would an important part of their pack, and Kavik hoped she would stick around.

He shrugged at her compliment. "I'm glad you think so. We just want things to be fair for everyone and for all members to feel valued." So far, it seemed like they would be able to achieve that goal with the rules they had set up, but he wouldn't know for sure until they were all settled and had a territory; he assumed there would be some growing pains at first, but that was to be expected. 

He thought about her last question for a minute before shaking his head. "I'm certainly not religious, and as far as I know, neither is Liri." At least she had never said anything to lead him to believe that she was. He definitely didn't believe in imaginary gods; Kavik believed what he saw with his own eyes and didn't trust anything else. He furrowed his brow in curiosity and asked, "Why do you ask?" Hopefully, she didn't want to add some religious aspect to the pack structure.