Time spent within the north lands were growing tiresome. Sin returned from his travels, deciding to go off and find more knowledge and better himself, something that the pack was failing to do. He returned only a few days ago, and with the knowledge he had gained he would use it. Amber gaze narrowed as he waited in a clearing, head tilting to the air as he called forth whoever would want to learn a thing or two. Those who wished to learn and increase their knowledge then they were expected to show. However, those who chose to ignore him would find that it would be a sore mistake to do so. Although he was no more then an assailant at the moment, he would prove that he was capable of rising in the ranks, to make a name for those who didn't already know it. Teeth snapped shut as he ended his call, his stance rigid and tail curled over his back as he waited for the young members to arrive. Many had left the pack, so he would choose to train those who remained, and those who did not would face a consequence. Speech,

The most recent lesson with Etern certainly hadn't been what Talvi had been expecting. To jump straight to the fighting without any guidelines had come as a bit of a shock to the young girl, it had at least been interesting and somewhat fun all the same. It was hardly the greatest way to make friends, though it had given her a chance to meet S'alkrie properly. To be called forth for another lesson so soon wasn't too much of a surprise. They'd studied hunting and now fighting and so she was anticipating the healing to start. As she arrived however and caught sight of the teacher she came to realise rather swiftly that this was most certainly not Eris, the woman she had been anticipating to take the healing lessons. Now she certainly wasn't sure what to expect from the lesson today, and quietly she would wait before the male for the others to arrive.

Training with herself was getting pretty boring. She did it because she wanted to become a better warrior, but she needed guidance. She needed someone with experience in the field to show her how to become a better warrior and it seemed like today was going to be that day for her. A call would ring out, stirring the young girl from her nap, russet tipped ears perking at the sound. Icy eyes would blink groggily, limbs unscrambling themselves from beneath her as she rose to stretch, spine arching in a feline manner as she chased the sleepiness from her muscles. Curious as to who was calling Sol would head out as a steady trot, now fully awake and eager to see if it a possible mentor calling for a training. She would be surprised to see that her sister Talvi had already arrived before her, but nonetheless she was glad to see the cobalt girl in attendance. A gentle bump of her shoulder would be given in greeting to her sister before she allowed her gaze to fall on the man that had called them. His coat was a mixture of ivory and russet, just like the girl's, though his was a bit more uniquely patterned. Was he a relative? Nostrils would flare, tentatively testing the air. His scent was exactly familiar, but there was a hint that spoke of family. Perhaps he was an uncle of sorts? It was much too strange that they shared the same pelt colors. Too much of a coincidence. Setting her questions about his relation to her aside, she would stand quietly beside her sister, wondering when the man would reveal his reason for having summoned them. Talk like this

Kyung had waffled, and had ignored previous calls but the boy had finally made up his mind. His family might have abandoned their home but this was the only world Kyung knew and he wasn't going to throw it all away just like that. He was alone now, true, but he would strive for greatness, could achieve many things here if he simply put effort into it. Rising from his den the ebony clad boy would head off to answer the call. Luckily the call was within the forest that housed his den and he would arrive shortly. He was not first however. Shadowy orbs would fall upon three other figures, two of which were unknown to him, the third he had met a while back. He nodded at Talvi as he drew up to the little gathered group. He then turned his attention to the man that seemed to have called them together. He settled himself uneasily upon his haunches and waited. "Speech."

A call would ring forth, making the princess's dark colored ears perk with interest. A grin would spread across her jaws. Finally, a training in fighting! She had not returned to Glaciem in time for the last one and the last two trainings had been in hunting and healing. Both were hard vocations in their own right, but fighting was where she really thrived. She wouldn't hesitate to pull herself to her paws and head toward the source of the howl. The silvery fea arrived shortly after the other three of her siblings, waltzing over to stand beside Talvi. She would give her blue sister a smile before turning her gaze to the white and red marked male that had called the meeting. She didn't remember seeing him before, but it was quite possible that he had appeared between her leaving and returning. He may very well have been here when she was a young pup, but she didn't socialize with the pack much then. Either way, she was merely excited to have the opportunity to spar. Her ears flicked with excitement as she waited, wondering how this man would run their meeting. Speech Thought Others

Drashiel stirred deep in a den he'd dug just on the border of Glaciem and Tortuga. It was where he'd taken to training and where he'd often run into D?gmar for their lessons now that Arcanum and Glaciem were ally's. The young brute stirred and shifted before finally slipping out of his den. He was a little sore but no worse for wear. Taking a deep breath of cool air he gazed at the changing landscape around him and the promise that winter would be coming soon enough. A grin spread across his maw. Earlier that week he'd finished his final lesson with D?gmar. At the first breath of winter he'd have his test. Excitement was flooding through his bones at the thought. Thoughts pierced by a howl Drashiel's head turned toward it with a light growl. Sin? Now what did he want? Drashiel had mixed feelings about this older brother. While he had helped save him from a polar bear when he was younger Drashiel still felt a knot of anger at the other for forcing Arietta to leave Glaciem at the last meeting. He'd fallen into her den, wounded and ill from the ash and she had cared for him. At that moment he thought he might learn what it was like to have a mother and he had hoped to see her again only for her to mysteriously leave shortly after. The least Sin could do was to be with her taking care of her but no he was here. And summoning them? Drashiel scowled. He hoped Arietta would find a good pack to take care of her if Sin wasn't willing to put in the effort. If something happened to her it would be his fault. Rising to his feet he figured he better at least investigate. Moving at a steady pace he arrived to see Sin and a gathering of other yearlings. "Sin? What's going on?" "Speech"

A call echoed through the pine forest, a song both sharp and demanding. Lysis would be last to ignore such a call -- even though she wasn't entirely familiar with the source of the sound. For so long she had been frail and ill, and only in the last two seasons had she truly grown strong and healthy -- many of her siblings and extended family were unfamiliar to her. Even now, she was a slender thing, without much experience in fighting or even hunting large game, but her mind was growing sharp quickly as she aged. Her movements were fluid as she reacted to the summoning call; the babe moved with the grace of a queen despite her age and her stature, weaving through the massive pines. She knew this land like the back of her own paws, and there was no hesitation in her gait as she drew closer to the gathering. Quickly she would come to rest beside Drashiel, easily choosing who she sat next to. Her gaze was eager as she focused on Sin, wondering silently what he had called them together for.