Meetings with packs seemed to go differently every time she had them. She had been acted coldly towards, others quiet friendly. Though Arian was far too smart to let any of them build up her expectations for any of the packs. They were all different, and this one was the most important to her. Abaven was Quelt's home, and if anything it was a home for the Hajime children who had been separated for some time now. The girl flicked her tail back and forth as she walked against the borders. Raising her head in a howl for the alpha. She would always remain calm, as she always had. Her body was beginning to return to the state it was before. Well, she would never run the same way again of course, the scar across her face also a constant reminder of the sins committed in her life. Arian had a large burden on her shoulders, and sometimes it was nice to forget about that burden entirely.  "Talk" "You" Think

 

He had been checking the river, seeing if the levels had fallen since the flood. The river was much too fast moving to freeze, but at least the cold had somewhat lowered it. It still ran its course, the one steady thing in Bass' life. So much was going on, with half of Abaven expecting children in the harshest of seasons. Poor things, it wouldn't be an easy start to life. That is when the call rang out, ears pivoting to locate the sound. He didn't know the caller, and they didn't know him from the sounds of it. Letting out a breath, he watched it fog before him, pausing for one more moment. He couldn't put it off any longer though, he needed to go and see who called for him.
Picking his way across the snow, he came to a pause when he saw the lady at his border. Her scent smelled of Isokan, the pack that Quelt used to run. He had told him her name, but for the moment it didn't dawn on him what that was. Huffing he closed the distance, nodding his head to her. "Greetings, I am Bass Destruction. I assume you are here to talk politics?" He asked, swiftly taking a seat before her. Politics were not his forte, he really disliked them. But putting on a happy face, he curled his tail around his flank.