Welp, she was eager and excited to drop off her kid for a bit so she could learn a thing or two about things Medusa didn't know (which wasn't saying much considering there was still a lot that Medusa didn't know). In her jaws, she held the gift she promised she would bring! Considering Corbie was a hunter, Medusa thought long and hard about what to offer the huntress she considered a friend (even if it was one-sided, hell if she knew!) A carefully crafted bone knife that had a rough carving of a stag's head, complete with antlers on the handle! Medusa didn't know if Corbie had any use for it, but she was proud of it nonetheless. Her companions had done the carving since they were far more careful and patient than she was, but the rest of it? All her! Rue followed behind, just as eager to go off and learn some new things from someone else, in another pack! She wanted to bring her own gift for the healer that would be her mentor, but she wouldn't tell Medusa what it was. It was supposed to be a surprise or something. Approaching Corbie's borders, Medusa dropped her happy butt to the ground while Rue did the same, and she set her gift on the ground as she called for Corbie. "Medusa"

Medusa's next call came when Corbie had just finished up a shift guarding the sheep, so she was free to answer the call without delay. Trotting up to the border, she could see the other alpha and a young wolf that was surely the child she had asked be trained. Slowing to a stop she favored them both with a smile, and a nod of greeting. "Welcome back, Medusa. This must be your daughter?" It would be shocking if the girl wasn't, considering the extent that she resembled Medusa in both coloration and markings. Her visual study of the youth was frank and straightforward, but not to the point of rudeness, as she awaited Medusa's introduction.