He trotted briskly to the meeting boulder, tail flowing level with his hips, occasionally waving in a brief wag. He was a bit nervous, but this was with Aurielle’s blessing, so he straightened his shoulders as he slowed to a stop by the boulder and howled long and loud for the War Circle, though any who wished to involve themselves in the patrol and sentry details were welcomed to attends. He didn’t sit to wait for them, instead standing, watching the plains around him, wrestling with his nerves at taking a leadership role. He ran over the possible patrol pairs and teams, or maybe he should let them pick their partners? Sentries should be those who worked well together… Walk ---- "Speak" ---- "Hear" ---- Think

Coran had been running his own partial patrol over the pack lines.  The logical part of his mind had it for helping the pack, improving upon himself, but there was also the vibrant young boy who wanted adventure and to prove himself.  Where was the threat that he could help protect his pack from?  He would not charge into a suicidal fight but he could call for aid and be ready to fight as part of a team if the threat were too tough for him alone. Hearing Cairo’s call Coran twisted in midstride to run towards the large wolf.  The guy had already bested him once in a mock fight and Coran would request a rematch one of these days.  The first battle had started with a surprise attack and Coran had trained since then also!  Admittedly it wasn’t very long ago for much training to have been done yet but, every little bit counted. Coran pushed into a lope as he spotted Cairo, putting on the breaks right before reaching the wolf with a friendly smile, “Hi Cairo!  I’m ready for a job!” He was old enough for an official job now, right?  Did age even matter?  Coran had spent his entire life training, which certainly felt a long time to him.   Walk ---- "Speak" ---- "Labhair an Sean-Teanga." ---- "Hear" ---- Think

Ardyn Cadeyrn Aodhán Phoenix Adravendi

He’d been expecting the call, but Cairo had gotten the drop on the Destiny—Ardyn had been digging another pit to try hunting with. Or maybe cooking. His head popped above the ground as the howl reached his ears. A pile of damp soil sifted off his head in trails of fire, and soon he was in motion, bounding out of the hole and streaking toward the Meeting boulder. Coran had beat him to the punch, and he grinned, stretching out his legs and pushing off to launch at Coran in a pounce, aiming to hug the smaller pup around the shoulders, tail torching as he added his input with a grin, tongue lolling, “Me too! Do we pick our partners or are you giving us lists?” He moved to sit beside his brother, whether he’d flattened Coran or missed due to his brother catching wind of the tackle before he’d leaped. He slanted a grin at his brother, eyes sparkling. Walk ---- "Speak" ---- "Labhair an Sean-Teanga." ---- "Hear" ---- Think

Paladin 'Knight' Ancora

Though much of his time would be taken up making salves and preparing bandages, tisanes, splints and travois for any wounded – better to be prepared and not need, than to need and not be prepared – that might need them during the raid, Paladin was more than welcome to the idea of rostering some patrol and sentry duties on the side. His fighting days were over, and had only ever gone as far as training. However, his eyes were sharp, and his ears unhindered by deafness, so he would add to his usefulness, and when he heard Cairo howling for signups to the sentry and patrol details, he dusted his paws of ground Agrimony leaves, nodded to Ime and Kayode as they took over, and trotted down the Ravine, moving briskly. He came to find the boys and Cairo, smiling warmly at Aurielle’s two sons and the man that might as well have been a son or brother to her as he took a seat. “I’d like to take on some sentry and patrol slots, wherever you need me.” Amethyst touched sapphire eyes smiled up at the Adravendi as he waited to see who else might come to add their paws to the workload.

The stallion had been nosing through the snow to find decent graze when the howl reached his ears. He was still learning to discern exact meanings in the wolves’ howls and calls, but he gathered that this was the signups Aurielle had mentioned at the meeting. His tail lifted in a brief flag of interest before he broke into a trot and sought the slowly gathering group of wolves, whickering softly in greeting as he came to stand just a bit behind Paladin and the pups, though his teal eyes watched the boys with a warm amusement and faint longing. How were his foals, he wondered? All grown by now, at the very least the youngest crop would be three now. How was his sister? Last time he’d seen her, she’d born her third foal. Eventually, he knew, he’d cross paths with the mare again. He’d caught the tail end of Paladin’s words, and added his own, “And myself, as well.” Walk ---- "Speak" ---- "Hear" ---- Think

Drachen head lifted from the tracks he had been observing when he heard Cairo's howl ring out in the distance, his black and tan ears rolling forward to listen. It was a call for the War Circle to gather but also it seemed for anyone else that was interested. He was not assigned any rank within one of the circles yet and was only really here for repay his debt by help hunting but that did not mean he had to sit on his ass in between hunts. And to be honest he craved to do something else besides just hunting. Swiftly he made his way towards the border, his oceanic blue eyes easily picking up the growing circle of wolves. Drachen slowed to a stop next to the massive white stallion, his tan tipped tail giving the horse a small wag of greeting, although still not completely used to a Stallion being a part of a pack, before he dipped his head to Cairo in respect.

He was excited to be put to more use around here and he was willing to do whatever the Sentinel needed of him. "Where ever you need an extra set of paws, let me know." his hushed tones rumbled. He briefly flashed a warm smile at Ardyn and whispered "No bears this time right?" his tone playful and he couldn't help the soft chuckle that rumbled in his chest before he got back on track and returned his attention back to the topic at hand. Where they going to pick partners? He would remain silent and let one of the other wolves pick him if that was the case. Drachen was just happy to fill his days with more work as there was only so much hunting he could do without putting a strain on the prey population.