Simple times, simple measures

Voodoo was relieved, but she wasn't sure if she would ever shake the anxiety she had developed since the eternal night. She would say Lurid had proved to be more interactive than all three of her previous alpha's. She understood not being readily available, but she was an able-bodied young soul who could add a lot to a pack and she knew it. "I believe my son will be joining us, I'll have to seek him out later." He'd already found himself in a pack without her at some point and they were all yearlings as young as they were. Voodoo decided she would worry about it later. "Come on Tomie, Jay. I promise it'll be better this time. We won't be moving around everywhere." she looked at her daughters carefully. As Jay glanced at Tomie then went for following her mother.

Safe. It wasn't exactly what she'd been looking for. She had learned there was no such thing as safe in the world. Just what you could do to protect your loved ones and most importantly yourself. "Thank you Lurid, I really do appreciate it." Voodoo would go silent while they walked. Ready to listen to her new alpha and perhaps start applying herself to the pack immediately.