Since coming to Taviora, Sen had spent more than a little of his time gathering and making the needed preparations for Winter. With the cold season came snow- and that meant much more work for the pack, and the individual wolves as a whole. As one of the only healers, the pale male was more than eager to begin the moment his beloved and his family were settled into their new home. The faintest whiff of Reian, his oldest, had been brought to him this on the breeze this early morning, and so the worried Father in him was able to rest in peace. Granted, he would seek her out at a later date and speak with her about her choices, but for now, she was safe and home and that was what truly mattered. Today was a day where the wolf could relaxed if he so wished it, but there was always work to be done even if one did not rightly think so. While his stores were full and his supplies organized and neat, he had another task to attend to. It had been given to him by Coza, and while Sen had never met the wolf he was asked to train- he had no problems in meeting with them and getting to know them. But where to find them, perhaps? The name Wraith was given to him by his Alpha, and the description of a pale white wolf with equally pale eyes.

The last part of the description had Sen feeling slightly uneasy. There was another wolf in Moladion that fit this description to a tee- and he wondered if there was a connection. There was really only one way to figure out, and he would have to accept it one way or another. Deep violet irises sweep the snow dusted forest around him. While it would take him longer to seek the boy out personally, it would perhaps save time to call his student directly to him. What better place to start than the heart of the forest itself? Granted it wasn't the best time for lessons, as the thick blanket of snow kept most of the wonders of the forest hidden beneath. They could easily be dug up and identified, but it was the dried and stored things that Sen wished to show this Wraith. For in order to identify in the field, one had to be most familiar with scent, appearance, texture, and even taste. Sen had never been a teacher before, but the memories of his own training was a helpful aid to him and what his gut told him. Coza obviously trusted him- as did Hush, and they both had faith in him. He was not interested in letting them down- and he was actually rather curious to who this stranger wolf was he was given to as a mentor.

For while it had been some months since they had come to Taviora and settled down- Sen had only met two other wolves in that time and ventured that he should learn more. Especially with being a healer in the new pack- his place was to know each wolf individually, what might ail them and how he could help them. While it was not asked of him, he mentally made a note to complete the task he had just bestowed upon himself. Seek out every single pack member and try to recall every name and scent he could. It would be challenging, he was sure, as the then small pack was growing with each day, but it was a challenge he was more than willing to accept and overcome. Content with his location, it was with ease that his creme and almost alabaster marked skull tilted toward the treetops and a summoning howl slipped from his lips. It called for the pale one, this Wraith, in welcome and in warmth. Hopefully the boy would not take too long to respond and they could begin their lesson appropriately. Sen was only slightly nervous, mostly calm in his element and his trade.

He would do well for Coza, Hush- and for all of Taviora. For this was what their future depended on- the further development of their pack and family as a whole. It was crucial to have those that could help and protect without the need for brute strength. It was all in their minds, their cunning wit and the skill they knew of the forest and its uses. They were all strong in their own right, and this the wolf knew very well. He hoped to show this new student of his the very same thing.

Sen - Male - Ten - No Soul - Hush's Heart
Reian, Mireille, & Roamin - Taviora Mender