It was an odd thing to be filled with so many emotions at once, a fluctuating vortex that gave her little reprieve even as she spied their leader in the distance at an approach. If anything, those feelings surged as an even more unpredictable see, her throat dry with anticipation as she did her best to seem at least partially composed. She'd never liked asking things of others and here she stood with... so much to ask, so much to hope for. Even Pan did little to nullify her worries as she sucked in a breath, attempting to work out where exactly to begin. After all, it seemed like such a dastardly thing to ask, for others to accept a stranger into not just their fold but their family. Pan had been so inexperienced with his own children... so what of a stranger's? Though she could not find the words, shuffling with furrowed brows, it seemed Pan perhaps instinctively knew the direction of her summon.

She looked to him as he spoke of den renovations, a fleeting grin passing her lips as she fumbled for words. Finally, she paused and closed her eyes in a moment of contemplation before she spoke, attempting to sound as confident as possible. She had to be, if not for Legion than for herself. Legion - yes, she had decided such a name already. It had come to her as she carried the boy and perhaps it did not stay true to her family's traditions of names or even to Pan's own but... it seemed right.

"I... I think you may be right about den renovations. I found a child, you see. He is small, so small - younger than even ours, Pan, but he was alone. I tried to find his mother but..."

She trailed off, swallowing a nervous lump that had formed in her throat as her tail waved sheepishly (nervously, perhaps) behind her. She had tried to find a mother, a father or even a pack but nothing - he had truly been alone but now he lay safe within their den, warmed by two bodies and fed for now.

"I can't bring myself to turn him away and yet... I know it is not usual for others to take strange children into their home. I just... I hope we can look passed that."

And accept him, she forgot to add but that desperate hope that glistened in her eyes surely gave it away.