She almost found it strange; how she already felt so close to Vincent, despite only knowing him for less than a day. Strange, but good. With each minute she continues to be in his company, the more she wanted to continue being his company. She now understood why she hadn't heard too much about imprinting before, if others felt towards their imprints anywhere near as much as she did, attempting to put it into words would be simply misleading and a waste of time. The bond she felt towards him was indescribable with the seemingly limited vocabulary of this world they lived in.

She had tried twice before to join Spirane, deciding that joining a pack would help her, after all there is only so much one can do one their own. However due to circumstances that neither her nor her friends could control, she unable. Now she must wonder if the fates had this in store all along, and if so, maybe that is why things happened when they did. In all honesty to herself she was never very secure on the higher end of the hierarchy. Back in her old pack she would have probably ended up leader, even now the thought makes her shiver.

She loved how he listened to her, and extended him the same courtesy. She met his gaze with her own, and thought on his question for moment before answering. "Well.... I guess the answer would be yes and no. Being on my own has its ups and downs, just as pack life does." Pausing for a moment before continuing, "Though, I guess lately I have been entertaining the idea of joining one much more than I used to, but I have been completely dependent on myself for most of my life so I haven't really been in much of a rush to make a decision. As well as some personal 'challenges' I must overcome." She had been working on her personal challenges little by little so she could possibly join a pack someday; those trials had been why she had joined that small group of loners a little over three years ago now.

"I can understand both, before I had that falling out I don't think would have ever dreamed of leaving my old pack. However once I did, I adapted to the lifestyle quickly." She synthesized with him from her memories. "As for why anyone would choose to be without a pack there are a few reasons I can think of." She continued with a shrug. There were a lot of different wolves, personalities, and circumstances; any of which could cause a wolf to become and stay a loner.