Come Little Children I'll Take Thee Away (EBONY)

*Anais* · 07-02-2014, 10:36 AM

Walk | Talk | Think

With the meeting beginning, Anais spotted her brothers wandering in to the group and smiled their way, allowing a little wag of her tail to say hello without speaking. Katja was getting ready to explain their purpose for being here, and she in no way wanted to miss out on hearing what had caused her to gather all of them in one place. Surely it had to be important, especially since she wa typically such a serious individual herself. With one last glance at Jakart, Kailos, and Nako, she let her yellow-gold eyes shift back to the masked woman who addressed them all and quietly listened.

The news was exciting, at least to her. Katja wanted them all to begin training, to pick aspects of pack life that they wanted to focus on and to gain mentors to help them better their skill. Anais's ears perked with interest, her golden eyes sparkling excitedly. Training! It sounded just as fun as exploring and adventuring were, and not even the thought of having to sit still and focus more than she was used to intimidated her anymore. Maybe she was maturing, changing. Whatever the case, her smile brightened and her tail wagged again, her eagerness almost a tangible thing.

To her surprise, it was her brother who spoke up first, adding his own suggestion to the mix that most of the early training be left to the pup's parents to help free up available mentors for those older youths. It seemed reasonable, though it was near impossible to read Katja's expression and understand her thoughts. And then others began voicing their thoughts, their preferences - even little Lior! - and she figured she ought to too. "I wouldn't mind having a hunting trainer," she stated, hoping it would be heard. Much like her own mother, Katja was a bit intimidating, and it stole a little of Anais's natural courage from her voice. And, it was true, her mother might have been a good first starting point to learn hunting tips from, but the grey-gold youth was always eager to meet new faces. Surely there was more to be learned from being trained by someone else alongside her mother too.

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