Dragoncrest Cliffs hey, sugar plum, look at where we are

Helix wonders what he’s been taught so far about Drageda and aside from the basics, she doesn’t think it’s very much. Heda missing and Wildfire barely active, the children had sort of picked up things on their own. She is there, when she can be, but her responsibility is primarily Blixen. What she can teach Tux, however, is hopefully enough to get him started. Getting him on the front lines and with them when they speak of Drageda to strangers will be something she sets in the pack of her mind and in the meantime she quietly hums to herself.
 
“Wolves at the border always want something and most of the time, they don’t know anything about us. Where I am from, most of the wolves know of one another and it is not hard to go from one to the next and know enough to ask for refuge,” she explains. Here, the wolves barely know Drageda. They don’t have neighbors enough to keep them on their toes. “Blixen taking Lava back is a different circumstance. He explained why he left and though it is hardly a good enough reason, he is given another chance. They do not happen often but he is paying the price for what he did.”