It was very interesting to learn about how the humans had developed over the years, and Ember wondered if the werewolves would do the same. Surely the werewolf virus would spread...would it take over the entire globe someday? She had only ever lived here...nowhere else, so she didn't know how much land that the virus would have to engulf. But it made sense. If one werewolf mated with a normal wolf, then they would get it..and all of their pups would be werewolves too. Hmm. Then from there it would just multiply.
Would the werewolves someday be like the humans? Half of them, Ember included, wore human clothing...would they learn how to manufacture it themselves someday instead of pillaging it from the old human stores? And learn how to make cars and trucks run and the cities light up once more?
"I hope that she was." She said in agreement, breaking out of her thoughts. His comment about being all natural made her laugh, and she shook her head. There were scattered houses and barns all over most of the territories here, and if he didn't like the caves and didn't want to dig a den then she would have suggested one of them. A cave was more natural, though, because it was something that was already in nature and that the humans hadn't built.
"Well, if we use a hammer and a chisel to break a hole through the top, we can make you a smoke-hole and get a fire going in here for a little light. Or you could use candles. Might be too warm out here for a fire." Already ideas of how to improve the cave were coming to her. It would be fun, helping Hemming get his den into a livable condition.