Bees both sting and make honey

At the wolf's question, Ayer chittered softly to herself a moment before telling her, "It is a fruit tea gathered from the southern continent - white tea with apricot, orange, mango, and peach. I blend it with herbs. Calendula, lavender, rose, and lemon verbana. It reminds me of home. I am glad you like it." The kinkajou bowed shyly before retreating.

"We do boast an orchard," Corbie answered as she replaced Ayer at Delphi's side with the pack. "Nothing particularly exotic, of course, but it supports our bees quite well and has allowed us to expand our offerings for alcohols. As the pack grows larger I hope to eventually lay claim to the riverside as well, but we will see how things go in the future. I wouldn't want to count our chickens before they've hatched, after all."