leave it all on the tracks

It wasn't so much that Haru wanted to become a warrior as it was he desired a strong pack to be a part of. It was that instinctive, survivalist part of him that urged him to consider a pack not for their moral values but for what they had to offer as a whole. Haru was a simple guy with simple needs, and what he wanted out of a pack was equally so; something strong enough to survive the unpredictability of the world that he could simultaniously put his trust in. And the Ashen checked those boxes. They were strong enough to provide for, defend, and claim whatever they had to, and their ability to trust in and rely on one another would mean he was never left wanting when it came to that sense of comradery he craved.

Jynn went on to explain a bit about her travels, and Haru couldn't help but find himself grinning as she described some of the things she'd seen. The honey-brown wolf could admit that there was a certain allure that came with the thought of journeying out into the unknown, but he knew in his heart he wasn't built for it. He'd grow too lonely too fast to ever pursue the lifetyle long term, though it was definitely something to consider if he was ever able to drag a friend along with him.

"That's amazing. i can't say I've come across anything that impressive in my random wanderings." he admitted. "What would you say your favorite place has been?"