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No strict posting order, if the person ahead of you is taking too long, skip them. Please reply at least twice, once for your wolf to arrive at the meeting and once for them to acknowledge whatever it is Cer and Haku have to say. More replies are fine, you are not limited to just two.
The time had long since come. Although Cercelee was sure that the many members of the pack had heard about the going-ons, it was time to officially address everything. Inferni, Colibri and Haku, all would be discussed with the pack, as well as a change in ranks. They also had new members, and Cercelee wanted all those who did not know each other to get a chance to meet. The young female did not like the idea of a scattered pack, although she realized that the larger their pack got, which was good, the harder it would be to keep them all a close knit group, which was bad. They could try though. And she wanted to keep them all included in whatever was happening, and so the meeting today was very necessary, at least Cercelee thought so.
The female had come to Haku’s dwelling, once Colibri’s, around noon and asked him to come with her. He was the Lilium now, it was important to show the pack that, and so he would be present when they all arrived. Although it had rained during the morning hours, the sky had cleared up and Cercelee led Haku through the dampened town of Wolfville, right to the very center. In the dead center of the town a large park sprawled out, once the town square of Wolfville, now the perfect place to hold meetings and gatherings for Dahlia de Mai. The park was large enough to accommodate the whole pack and then some, with a circle of large decorative boulders and stone benches in the center of the park for them to lounge on. There were a few statues that Cercelee did not know the significance of, but they were interesting none the less. Off to the side of the park there was also a large gazebo, much worn by time and weather but still standing. Although she could have chosen this for her own place to stand, she took instead one of the large boulders for a perch, so that the others could sit in the grass or on their own boulder. This was perfect because it allowed them to be official, yet informal, and the circle arrangement meant that they all could face once another quite easily. Cer left it up to Haku if he chose a boulder, bench or the grass.
Throwing her head back, Cercelee let out a much musical call, long and low and then growing in strength. Pausing for a moment, Cer looked to Haku, indicating that he could join her in summoning the pack if he wished, he was after all he partner in leadership now, and she would treat him as such. Continuing the call, Cercelee felt far better about all the events of the past months than she had in a while. She’d feel better still once the whole pack knew everything that was happening.
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