Enter The Prodigy

He nodded his head, agreeing that she should pursue such a position. Fighters were invaluable in packs, especially ones prepping for war. However, he hadn't seen any signs of war in these lands; no blood filled valleys, decaying bodies laying around, there was no cries of battle or whispers of death. It seemed like a rather peaceful place, which made it incredibly boring. No excitement, no mystery, no danger. Well, except for Little Minx, she was incredibly dangerous. Might pounce on him in his sleep or something. Landon had to hold back a laugh at the thought, however amusing as it might be, his fantasy might better be kept to himself. Her name got his attention back, Kestrel, it was unique and beautiful, but could also throw fear in the hearts of weaker wolves once she goes to battle and wins. He grinned his Cheshire grin, "Kestrel is a good, strong name. But I like little Minx better." It was his own personal pet name for her, one he hoped she would never forget. Plus, it would make her think of him whenever she heard it, hopefully, and he always thought of her when he said it.

Her answer was curious, for she seemed genuine in not being alone, at least, that's what she seemed to be alluding. He shrugged, figuring it wasn't his place nor his problem, even if she was alone. She clearly didn't want help. "Well, if you're not alone, I guess I don't got to stick around." He sighed as he stood, looking about the woods trying to decide which way to go. He needed to find more wolves to ask if they knew where his family was. His brows arches when he realized he hasn't asked Kestrel yet, so he quickly looked back over his shoulder. "Oh hey, you wouldn't happen to know where the other Ancoras are, would you? Or maybe you can ask the others you run around with, but there should be a whole pack of rascals like me running around here somewhere." Maybe she would know, but she hadn't said anything, do he figured she didn't. But the more wolves that knew he was searching for him, the faster he would find them.