It seemed no sooner than we had left Diveen that a war cry had rung out across the land, sounding all too familiar to my ears. I tried not to think of the wolf that had killed my father and mother and instead focus my sight on the family I would be reunited with. But it was hard to ignore that power-hungry witch, obviously set on killing all the wolves that were dear to me.

I didn't want to think about that now, though, because I could see Spirane just up ahead- and all thoughts of the challenger at Diveen vanished from my mind at the prospect of seeing my sister and finally coming home. I looked at Taliesin, the brother who had essentially raised me and my sister. He really did hold a special place in my heart and I couldn't have been happier seeing us all return home safely.

As we reached the border I trotted up beside my golden-pelted brother, my tail wagging in excitement. My endurance from running so much had served me well in the trip, and though my pelt was a bit dusty from the travel I really couldn't have felt better. I smiled up at my brother. "I'm fine," I answered as we set off again, my eyes sweeping the terrain and wondering what had changed in the pack since we had been gone. Diveen was more of a home to me at this point, though it pained me to think that. But I still had plenty of time to catch up with all the goings-on of the pack.

Our journey ended when we reached Taliesin's den, and my tail wagged of it's own accord at the comforting sight. My ears perked as I heard a bark, and I turned around only to have my sight fall on someone very familiar. "Sister!" I exclaimed happily, my mind burning with questions, but I chose to refrain from asking them. "It's so nice to see you, and... it's great to be home, finally."