Proactive learning

Donostrea, was the name of his pack. As he spoke, it only seemed like his pack was more and more like her own -- a close pack of family members. Epiphron had no interest in becoming enemies with anyone, let alone her neighbors, and his pleasant nature would've made that quite difficult to begin with.

Voltage seemed grateful at her offer. Perhaps a day-long lesson, with just one healer, was not the most valuable thing in the world.. but Amalia could certainly teach them the basics that would keep them alive in case of injury or sickness. In turn, it seemed he wanted to offer his own loyalty, whether it be in battle or for shelter. Her head would tilt as she considered the offer. She knew that the loyalty of one wolf could be a fickle thing, often changing at a moments notice.. and yet he struck her as a man of his word. Even if he did betray her or fail to live up to his offer, they wouldn't lose much in helping this pack learn some of the most basic herbs. A day's time for a few wolves -- for Amalia would need some guards with her -- and she knew that her daughter wouldn't mind the task regardless.

"I likely won't need you to fish for me," she'd chuckle softly at the offer of crab. "I was born far inland and never quite acquired the taste for seafood. But a friend if something I could use," she'd agree finally with a nod. "You can consider me one of yours as well, Voltage. Elementas"