You do what you have to (Pack Meeting)

Walk | Talk | Think

The timid little wolf's lips pulled back in a sweet little smile as Awaken agreed aloud that he, too, wished for them to remain with the company and care of the ex-Glaciem wolves. It seemed he had been a part of their band for such a short time and yet he was so close to them, just as much a part of their group was Mercianne herself was now. Which was a miracle in itself because she could still remember a time when she had felt not quite uncomfortable but still on the outskirts of their group. Now she was known at least by the reigning family, as well as a few others, and that was good enough. Along with Awaken's companionship, she couldn't imagine being any happier among these friends and family alike.

"I agree," she answered with a calm, short, resolute nod of her head, getting slowly to her paws as others began to step forward and make their own proclamations about staying with the group, their own loyalties so sound that they couldn't dream of leaving either. It heartened the she-wolf to know that so many others thought the same as she did, and it only made her more convinced that their transition into a nomadic group would be made all the more easy for having such a large band with so many familiar faces.

Somehow she needed to make herself known to answer as well. It would have been so much easier to simply raise her voice so that Gargoyle could hear, but speaking out in front of groups was not something that she was quite comfortable with. With a little glance at Awaken seeking support, she stepped forward and padded quietly, calmly over to where the Chief rested, pausing and listening as the others had their say and waiting for an appropriate gap in which to voice her own opinions. When she finally found one, she quickly spoke up, not wanting her position - or Awaken's - to be questioned. "Gargoyle," she said gently, quietly asking for his attention before she continued, "Awaken and I have both decided we would like to stay with you." There. That wasn't so bad. Feeling satisfied, and happy to still have a home, she smiled timidly before retreating back to the dark male she had taken as a mate, her tail wagging gently as she seated herself beside him once again.