Don't Say I Told You So

*Storm* · 10-30-2016, 06:13 PM

She was feeling vary revived from meeting Bass and joining Abaven. It was one step closer to getting settled into her adult years of life and finally being able to create some long lasting relationships with others. Being a lone wolf had been rather lonely even with the companionship that Jack had provided. Now she had hoped that she could meet others and get to know the pack better. She also had some work ahead of her, but she was thankful for it. It helped her get over the butterflies of being a new member and worrying about doing things properly. She felt relieved to be presented this opportunity to be a healer for the pack and she was going to make herself useful.

After Bass had led her here the silver women and the raven had gone on the search for a good spot for a den. They had traveled to the more center of the territory where the lake was located, moved far back from the shore in case there was ever a case of flooding, and had found an abandoned den that had to have been used by a bear last winter. It had been a little overgrown with shrubbery but the two had worked at clearing things away from the entrance of the den. Then Storm had worked on the inside widening the den and making areas for storage for herbs and things she and the raven would collect. While she was doing that the raven gathered moss and soft grasses for her bedding. Once the two of them finished, and since it was still daylight out, they lounged around their den. It was an ideal spot, the den within the roots of a large tree where the raven would perch and watch from above.

All this had been accomplished several days ago and today the two would be looking for something to get into. She had already collected some herbs and was just about ready to call together the healer training. It would be her first true test of her knowledge since being with her family and she really hoped that she hadn't lost the knowledge they taught her. She was planning on focusing the basic tricks that would be the more important herbs to remember. She had to figure out how to explain the herbs to the others. Since she was blind and unable to see color she went by feel and smell of the herbs. It also helped that Blackjack knew about herbs too. She was hoping by the time she called this meeting that the antisocial bird would be out of his shell and willing to speak of colors and looks for her.

Moving forward the silver women had no particular place to be today, she was hoping to meet one of the pack members since she had been so busy preparing so far.

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