It's time I give in

It only occured to the gentleman that he had been so quick to over explain when the alpha spoke his words. Eraithus felt embarassed his mouth opening for a moment when he pointed out that where exactly would he send his brother and sister if they were to come by here. Shutting his mouth his ears perked forward attentively listening to the man in front of him. His paws ached a bit and not because of walking, but because he hated the thought of throwing himself into a pack and that was why he had been so inclined to reject. Back at home there were no rivals packs the pack of the valley was a peaceful one it was only them and a large family at that. He was used to many... many wolves who followed a strict religious regimen at times. While Eraithus had not considered himself a part of that religious rights in the pack it was peaceful and friendly. Come to think of it... he hadn't really experienced conflict other than his underlying addiction to wolf's blood. A secret he just would not be able to let others know about should he keep his image.

"I've never heard of a pack offering a temporary rank if I'm honest. I do apologize for jumping to a conclusion. See during me and my siblings travels we were met with much disdain from travelers and packs when we spoke of our home pack. I myself don't take too well from taking orders back home we could do as we pleased but also there were no neighboring packs I suppose." Eraithus was mostly explaining this to himself. It helped to speak idea's out loud and let his mind run through the options. "My father had many mates, polygamy. I had two mothers and another father to raise me and I am the same way. I wish to wed more than one wolf within my lifetime at the same time and for this reason we were turned away from many safe havens I just assumed lands far from home were digusted by this behavior." his ears pulled back in a bit of embarassment. "But if I do say myself, I'm growing weary and being a loner in unknown lands is taxing." with no family nor friends to support him it was an odd path he was taking.