Altair Hearing those words from her friend made things a little easier for her. Sure, the yearling had a lot to take in, a lot to learn and process before she was ready. But, her determination was great whether she believed it or not. At least, that was what the alabaster woman assumed. Though the white she-wolf appreciated the male's words, bringing her snout closer to his muzzle and giving it a small nudge in appreciation. She was unsure whether or not he would like the contact, however, he did bring her close and comforted her when she was at her lowest point. Her blue orb looked up at him, a small smile lingering on her ebony lips.
"I really do appreciate the confidence, my friend. I'm certainly going to give it my all, that's for certain." Altair thought for a moment when his next question arose. What would she call her pack? The thought of the stars, and how bright they were, as well as the moon and the constellations she had come to know gave her a small idea of what it would be. After all, her pack's whole theme was something related to them, at least, that was the case back in her old life. Therefore, why not pay homage to her old family and pack mates?
"Lumine," She stated honorably, her tail swaying slightly against the ground as she set her haunches upon the ground after a moment of standing. "My family and I always honored the stars, and the name was based off that and my old pack," Altair sighed slightly as she thought about what her father had said to her when she was young. Dominus was used to being alone, that was much certain due to the woman's point of view. But...he should at least have a friend at his side if anything were to go wrong. However, Acere would probably not be too happy if she ran off again. Plus, Winter and the other's would probably be worried too and think they did something wrong; which was not the case. After all, Heloise and Whitaker had left too.
"I...know pack life isn't for you, and the words I'm about to say might seem rather corny but...But I thought about what my father had said when I was a mere pup. He told me that, 'One star cannot shine by itself. It needs the help of many to shine the brightest. Just like how a friend or pack can help a lone wolf become the best they can be.' And, I do think of you as a great friend, Dominus. So, when we part ways, please do be careful out there too." Altair said warmly, trying to reassure them that this would not be the last time they would talk to each other, at least that was what the she-wolf hoped.
"Speech"
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