There Are No Butts, Only Pizza

Gossamer's explanation of how her life was and the remedy for bad times. Asla laughed, the woman's grin pulling at the scars on her face. "That's the spirit," she agreed. Nothing like washing away sorrow with the blood of your enemies. A good battle always made Asla feel better, whether it was predator, prey or fellow wolf.

The same question was thrown back at her and Asla inhaled deeply, speaking on a long exhale. "Oh, you're an aunt again." The fawn and grey fae leaned in a little closer to her sister so that she could speak softly without others hearing. "Indigo lost his entire litter of children," she explained. "So I found someone suitably colored and voila, we have Aia Sky Indarra. Indigo adores her and I've never seen him happier." For a while there, Asla believed that their brother would waste away with sorrow. Little Aia brought life back into him.

"Aside from being a mother again, Indigo, Arcturus, Satira and myself have joined Kotori to help him establish his pack. It's pretty nice being around family again." Asla cast a side-eye at Gossamer. "Ever think about joining Valta? I'm sure Kotori would welcome you."

"Asla Indarra"