�ingvellir (YFIR)

Much of the drama that seemed to already exist within the newly form pack was lost upon Kapras?us Finnvi. He watched with keen interest, his eyes wide and his features animated as he watched Katja speak. They hadn't really been in the presence of one another for this long since they were far younger. She had always been stoic and composed, a true leader if there was one among the Finnvi clan, and he felt pride well in his chest for his cousin's victory.



Quickly he was introduced, and his expression would falter slightly. She would entrust him with the position of second-in-command, and he felt a warmth spread from his chest through his limbs. Oh, how good the gods were -- the Finnvis would rule here, in these lands that Katja had claimed as her own. Perhaps they could even spread their faith; and if their ideologies did not catch on, perhaps some of their customs might? His gaze swept over the wolves that had gathered as Katja continued speaking and he felt a grin growing over his lips. "I could not deny you," he told her seriously, despite the whimsical glee that his voice held. His playful manner seemed to rarely fade, fueled strongly now by the possibility of serving their gods even more righteously than before. "I will serve as your Jarl, without hesitation. If not for our gods, for our family." Though their interests were not always aligned, he could compose himself for now and serve Katja and keep these wolves in line.


She assigned mentors to the younger wolves as well. His own would be Hypnos. Quickly he would turn to face the stranger, wondering where their lessons might go. He knew a bit about healing -- though more about poisons and, most of all, he knew about psychedelic mushrooms and herbs. Though he wondered if such training might be frowned upon by the child's parents. A slight smirk would tease his lips as he eyed the boy, offering him a mischievous wink. Perhaps he wouldn't be the strictest or most useful of mentors, but he would certainly be an entertaining one... that he could promise.