Gyrfalcon's Keep Like the whole world died

Dreven seemed cautious, and while she appreciated his insight (and felt the same way) she wondered if his caution came from a life experience he had had. She chose not to ask- after all, who could say they had reached adult age without passing through some sort of hardship? Dreven appeared as the sort who had passed through more than his fair share- and yet, here he was, living in a pack, pursuing a life of peace.

”We are in a world where faiths can co-exist.” She assured him. ”There is more than enough room for one pack to worship the Old Gods, and another pack to worship other ones. And be peaceful and respectful of one another.” She said. But she shrugged a shoulder. ”We must simply hope they feel no need to bend our customs to become theirs, and that they will mind our boundaries.”