Balanced, as all things should be

He raised a brow at that. "I haven't seen you take as keen an interest in learning as your siblings have. Most of them already excel in their chosen fields. But you feel it your right to condemn on of our warrior for stepping out of her ranked zone to offer some insight into the knowledge of our current training healers? I doubt she's want to teach you again." He said, shaking his head. "Trained healer or not, she chose to be a warrior. Any thing she gives towards our healers is a bonus." He said, through he knew the pack lacked in healer leadership. Perhaps that fault lay with the Warlord, who had concentrated more heavily on the warrior side of training. The pack needed Iolaire or Indigo... they would have been the future teachers. "The healers lessons should have begun with Mojito... but that is between me and him, Aris." He said softly. Her attitude needed addressing, but so did her need for a teacher.

"You will spend two hours of your day, every day, assisting Sedna as she sees fit" he informed Aris, hoping she would learn a little humility with the healing knowledge the other woman could offer her. He hoped for great things from Aris, and wanted to see her rise into whatever role she desired in the pack, but she had to prove herself yet. "On top of this, you will take a plot of land beside our new wolf, Halo. You will learn from her how to grow a healers garden, and help her find the seeds she needs to start her garden." He paused and sighed softly. "I have not given the healers as much attention as I should have." He was too old now not to admit fault. "While you make amends with Sedna, I will find you a dedicated teacher. Do we have a deal, Aris?"