They knew it probably wasn't the best idea to go stumbling into stranger packs. However, Rex was all the more ready to check things out from the inside rather than out. Their head had been wrapping around their past situation and right now all they wanted to forget was the fighting they and their siblings had been going through. The wolf stood at the borders with nose to the ground, taking up the scents of the scent marker that had been placed there. Quickly Rex raised their head letting out a masculine howl to call the alpha over to them.

The waiting game was something they were good at, least they seemed to think so. Rex let their ears flick standing and waiting for whoever it was to come greet them. Certainly hoping they didn't take long. In the end, Rex had been aware packs were much smaller here. They occupied small portions of land - not like their homeland. Their homeland had been larger than any pack lands here.

Heather made her way to the borders when she had heard the call. Almost stumbling on her paws as she tried to compose herself. The borders, they were like her own personal war grounds at the moment. Considering recent events she was rather rigid about visitors. After Ashmedai as well, she was curious. It seemed a monochrome wolf had come to her. Looking rather muscular but from the scent... female? Heather stopped in front of Rex. "My name is Heather Adravendi Queen of Fiori, what brings you to Fiori stranger?" she asked politely. A flick of her tail coming off as she tried to keep her nerves down. She kept a smile on her face, bright blue eyes flickering as she watched the other. Hoping that today wouldn't result in a fight of any sort. "Talk"

Rex looked to the queen, she seemed friendly enough. As the wolf shifted, they gave a smirk. Hopefully there was some fun to be had here or there - after all they'd been spending majority of their life running up until this point. "Rex Lavender a warrior at your service." They responded with a nice dip of their head. "I'm no expert but I'd like to believe I'm good enough." They lifted there head as Rex's purple eyes fell onto the queen. Their paws idly trying to sit still, recruiting was a bit of an issue wasn't it. At the end of the day Rex was scared that they'd be rejected a spot here. A complete stranger none the less but they hadn't wanted to get to know any of the other packs.

A fighter! That was swell, Heather kept herself civil though. She debated the wolf for a minute. "Well Rex I'm happy to accept you as a squire." Heather said as she thought it over in her head. If things didn't go well she was sure the pack would give her an earful about it. Her tail moved off to the side as her gaze fell on the wolf's eyes. Something about them breathed fire, it was something she'd only really seen a couple times in her life time that was for sure. She'd make a fine pack out of Fiori yet. Hoping that she could take on her father's legacy. "Come in, I'll show you around." Heather gestured her head inside the lands. Stepping away as she turned around. "As a Squire you'll be protecting these lands so it's important you know the land. I like to see the members doing something even if I don't see them if I scent them it's good." Heather smiled as she looked at Rex. Rex smelled only perhaps a year old than herself. So she was trying not to get too excited. "Talk"