The man walked silently, head down to the snow. His great paws made heavy tracks. It hadn't been very long since on of these paw prints would have been the size of his head! It had been a while since he'd seen snow, since he was little more than a pup, really. He missed companionship, his Pack. When he'd scented this pack nearby, the feeling of nostalgia set in, tugging him to the borders. It was at the borders he now stood. His posture polite and formal, he tilted his ebony head back, lids closing over Brown and green eyes. The healer howled, calling for the alpha. Lowering his bead, Sage stared out into the distance, a smile on his face. "Speech,"

The crippled healer had grown used to walking around the borders of her domain. Although they lacked the members they needed, and with what it looked like Quelt leaving after Ixionn was trained, it left her with limited resources. This was understandable though, considering she was new to the throne and many of the previous members had only joined because of Quelt. She limped towards the call, the scar on the left side of her face watching Sage. He reminded her of someone from another pack but she couldn't pin point it. Regardless she had never met him before. She approached, and returned his same smile to him as she stood balanced on her three legs settling the crippled one to just rest upon the dirt. "My name is Arian, Soul or alphess of these lands. What brings you to Isokan?" she asked cooly. She would make sure this kingdom prospered for her bloods sake and for her own sake. This was her home, and she wanted to make sure it grew and became proud. They had a future heir and in time, maybe they would all be strong enough to protect the existence of this pack and make it last for generations. But, that was only a hope. "Talk" "You" Think

It wasn't long until a young woman arrived at the scene. His bi-coloured eyes sparkled. "My name is Arian, Soul or alphess of these lands. What brings you to Isokan?" Sage listened intently to the pretty russet woman as she spoke. He bowed his head in respect at her rank looking up to answer. "Miss Arian, it's a pleasure to meet you. The name is Sage. I'm an experienced healer from a pack far from here, although, these lands are where I was born and raised. I seek a pack and your pack here seems new and fresh. Just what I'm looking for. If it wouldn't restrain you from anything else, would you be willing to tell me more of this of yours?" Sage smiled at Arian. She had an air of a leader about her, albeit a new one. "Speech,"

The woman listened carefully. A healer, that was something she needed, while she herself was a seasoned healer there was always room for help. Besides if she thought the pack didn't need one, the lead healer position would not exist. "It's a pleasure Sage, I too am a healer. Isokan is meant to be a family, close knit and caring for each other. No one gets left behind, however you choose to commit yourself to our pack life you will not be allowed to leave so easily unless there is a good reason for it. Isokan means Unity, we act as one and support each other when needed." Arian smiled at him. "If you are alright with these things, I'd gladly accept you to the pack as a healer. We are small right now so it shouldn't be too difficult to start to get to know everyone." she hoped she was doing this right. She may have been heir of a fallen kingdom, but being queen and leader was on an entirely different level. "Talk" "You" Think

"It's a pleasure Sage, I too am a healer." At this, Sage's smile widened. He hadn't met a fellow healer since leaving his former pack, and he was glad of it. As Arian continued to explain about Isokan, the idea grew more appealing by the second. "If you are alright with these things, I'd gladly accept you to the pack as a healer. We are small right now so it shouldn't be too difficult to start to get to know everyone." Sage dipped his head. "I Thank you sincerely, Miss. Arian. I accept your offer. It is good to see another healer around, it has been a while since I have." Sage tail swayed behind him and his eyes sparkled with happiness. "Speech,"