The Rains Fall Mainly on the Plains

The way the other alpha was so flustered over her plain speak about their sex lives was amusing and adorable. She knew not all wolves grew up speaking as openly about these things as she had and he did seem to be moderately young still at that so it wasn't all that surprising, but it was very cute to watch all the same. She gave him a sly grin and chuckled when he made comment about her husband being a lucky brute, replying, "He certainly is. I make sure of that." She had no qualms in flaunting her abilities when it came to sex and the like. She was a great lover and she knew it. Alastor's ravenous hunger for her and his reactions when they were together were proof enough of that. It made her wonder about other wolves' sex lives—like this young alpha and his lady. It was a curiosity she'd probably never have answered, but it was a fun thought to imagine on at the very least. Her brows lifted with interest when he offered the pack's amenities to them for their vacation plans and she gave an appreciative nod of her head. "Quite a generous offer! Maybe I'll take you up on that."

She listened intently while he explained the premise behind The Hallows and his noble vision for the castle dwelling pack. The ideals behind being a pack where the weary could rest and recover was certainly a commendable one, though she did wonder how well that worked in practice. She had hardly ever met a group that truly gave without wanting anything in return, but perhaps The Hallows was a rare exception. She was interested in his description of their infirmary and the healers that manned it. Elysium had more than its fair share of fighters, but they lacked the healers to patch them up efficiently at the moment. His explanation of how this had been his mother's dream originally made a little smile pull at her lips. She hoped that one day her children would be as eager to see the pack she created continue under their rule. "Well, I do hope we'll be able to form a friendship then," she replied with a chuckle. "It certainly sounds like a good time. Perhaps once I finally get some healers among my ranks they'll be able to learn a thing or two from yours." She was tempted to have Irilyth visit for a bit, but as their only healer she couldn't spare to be without her for any length of time. Perhaps she'd be able to recruit another and they could take turns learning from more experienced healers.

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