Sun Mote Copse then drop on the deck and flop like a fish

Elwood's brows raised when Bat informed him of Tegan's name change. It would be difficult to call him by a new moniker; he was and would always be Tegan, which was funny since he was actually Taoiseach. But he had become Tegan and it just seemed to fit him. Tristan didn't, in Elwood's mind, but it was Tegan -- er, Tristan's choice, so he would do his best to remember. More importantly, Bat shared that she and Te-Tristan had started their own pack together.

"Wow, your own pack?" he said, swelling with pride. It sounded like Tegan -- Tristan had managed to find his place in the world, which had been what he was in search of when he left. "Tell me about it -- what's the territory like?" he asked, but his voice faded when he caught sight of Weejay. She was holding a flower with yellow-tipped petals, and while she acknowledged Elwood with a quick wiggle of her tail, she seemed to be heading elsewhere. He called out to stop her. "Hey, Weejay! Come here for a minute," he beckoned even as he came to a standstill.