Redsand Canyon temptatio

Fennec hadn't known that either. Of all of them, Reyson was the most soldierly of the soldiers. It just gave what she'd settled on even more weight. Fennec listened to him as he paced, but remained relaxed where she was. She didn't want him to think this was anything outside of a conversation, because at the end of it, what he chose to do was his decision. She didn't know shit about running a pack, and the one time she'd tried, she hadn't gotten half as far as Mereo.

Mom left to retire. Killer and Tierra are here, and I think they do like the structure of it. But they know how to find their fun, and they aren't afraid to take it. Wolves like Reyson will follow something until they realize they aren't sure why they've done it all in the first place. Her mom too. If you spent every moment of every day training, what was the point?

Keep the barracks, and keep the structure. But I think Mereo could grow a little easier if it could find value in some things outside of war. Otherwise peace feels a little like a waste of potential. She smirked, but was slightly apprehensive on how he was going to respond. She couldn't be the first one to bring this up, right?

They were an army, essentially, with nothing to fight. It was empty if there wasn't something beneath it, and the fact that this was clearly apparent to her from the start was why she'd never intended to stay here long term. Not until Germanicus proposed.