warrant a name

[Cercelee]

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Mmmm... Cercelee tilted her head at the male, unsure if she would push the question further, for he seemed to speak honestly. His line of thinking was so far from Cer’s own however that it was hard for her to imagine feeling such a way. If Dahlia disbanded, Cer would be devastated, not because her pack had failed (and thus as their leader she had failed) but because Dahlia de Mai was the only home she had ever truly chosen for herself and come to love. The members of Dahlia de Mai were her friends and family rolled into one as far as she was concerned and she loved them all, even those that she did not particularly get along with at times. To be disassociated from them and to uncaring of the pack’s fate was an odd thought. Perhaps though, in time he could come to change his mind. Sometimes the things we do that aren’t on purpose end up to be the best for us. Cercelee hadn’t meant to help Colibri start up Dahlia de Mai, and though Colibri was gone she had left the female with something so meaningful to the almost two year. Or maybe fate didn’t work that way for everyone and Jefferson would end alone again, if Phoenix Valley did disband. It had happened to enough packs before, it could happen to any of them, members streamed in and out of the lands so easily nothing was stable for long. I doubt you’ll have to worry about defense too much, so long as Phoenix Valley doesn’t pick any bones with the other packs. Dahlia de Mai did have a scuffle with Inferni, but we all lived. The hunting is a nice perk to packs though. Cercelee smiled pleasantly, though she hunts mostly on her own now she could see how certain members of packs did benefit from the hunting of other members, the Twilight Vale members had kept her fed when she was too injured to hunt on her own. Mmm, so how’s Iskata for a leader anyway? I suppose you’ve met her by now? It was possible he hadn’t, Cercelee knew that Phoenix Valley had other leaders, she just didn’t know who they were. Cercelee also knew her question could be taken as rude, but she asked in all innocence, she didn’t mind how others thought of her.

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