Redhawk Caldera you're always talking but you're not playing

Eljay's smile brightened when Wraen said that Maia looked very happy. When he looked at her face she looked very happy, too, but it was still a great reassurance to hear it from her sister. Wraen would always play a big role in her life, after all.

He nodded when Wraen said that they would settle nearby so that Maia wouldn't have to go far away from him. That's great, he said, a little calmer and less over-the-moon in love this time. He contemplated to ask if they had a place yet, but decided against it because it was unlikely he knew the place anyway, and also this settling-nearby thing was pretty new, so probably the answer was no. There were a lot of doubts surrounding it all, such as what if we want a family but he knew it was too early to spring them on Maia, let alone Wraen.

Instead, he asked, What... What happened, with Moonspear? Why do you not like them? Eljay knew very little about pack politics. If it were up to him, he'd prefer they stay independent as a pack. He had never even visited Moonspear or talked to anyone from there. This meant he didn't yet know about the reasons why Wraen didn't like them. He naively thought that maybe if he could somehow fix that, he could get them all to live in the same place eventually: right here.