Wear me like a locket

Karabela was feeling particularly pleased with how her pack was growing. Seeing Ivory Ridge grow beyond the ragtag group of wolves that first answered her meeting call was truly exciting and gave her reassurance that she was on the right path. She was going to find her answers come hell or high water.

"I'm sure with you in charge, things are going right,"

Raba felt the heat rise unexpectedly to her cheeks at his praise. She didn't really know what to say. It was strange to be complemented so, especially when she felt like she still had so much to learn but she appreciated the vote of coincidence. "Thanks, Dominik, that's sweet of you to say!" She resisted the urge to giggle as she watched him fidget, keenly aware of his own embarrassment as well as her own. It seemed neither of them were that great at receiving compliments.

Karabela grinned as he stated he could definitely hunt. Excellent! If there was one thing Ivory Ridge was going to need going into winter it was more hunters. She nodded politely as he continued to speak. His skills in navigation could be good for trade routes or leading expeditions should any pack ever wish to borrow Ivory Ridge's explorers to lead expeditions into various territories. "Glad to hear! We could definitely use more hunters with winter coming around the corner. At the moment our only full-time hunter is my niece Dagmær. I'm sure she'd appreciate a hunting partner. We call our hunters Trappers because we keep and cure the pelts to line or dens and to use to trade with. Kassander and Dagmær would be able to show you this process if you're unfamiliar with it." She smiled genuinely at Dominik. "I accept you as a member of Ivory Ridge, Dominik. You'll be ranked a Trapper. We currently have two territories. Fenrir's Maw where most of the dens are located and then the Stone Steppe to the east which is our main hunting territory. If you want to follow me I can show you where to get settled in." She turned and leapt carefully onto a ledge, pausing to give Dominik a chance to follow.

"Speech"