Ohana means family

The girl seemed wary and stiff, but she explained herself. Archon remembered what Nura said about scaring away potential pack members, but at this point he wasn't too worried. He watched the girl, unflinching and almost coldly as she described her plight. She too was a Destruction. Her uncle ran the pack. All of that.

Archon debated what he should do for a moment. The girl obviously had a lot of life in her. Life that Abaven could use. But if she were anything like her family, then once she stepped foot inside the borders, that light would die out and her personality would pale and fade.

Archon licked over his maw, attempting to wash away any amount of pity he was about to feel.

"Whatever you remember of Abaven is no more," he said with a stern harshness. "I have never known another man to rule this pack. This uncle you speak of is long gone."

He didn't mention the other Destructions yet, nor did he deny their presence. He waited to see how the woman would react. She asked about his position.

"I am the supreme ruler of Abaven, given this opportunity by God to watch mortals. Here, they have fallen under my watch obediently as God intended. This is the fate of Abaven now."