I give a slight nod of my head as she confirms Pan's name to me, smiling at her statement. I had never met him myself, and I thought that perhaps to meet with him, as well as the other advisors to the alphas of Moladion, if I were to rise to such a role in service of my own queen and king. If there was a way to create a network of sorts between all six packs - even if not all held alliances - based in the sharing of knowledge and building and goodwill, who knows what could be done. It was a rocky idea at best, and something I would need to think more over before making any suggestions to Isola and Kane. All in due time.

She seems most pleased with the ideas I have pitched to her, for her to come and tell tales in Diveen this spring. Her agreement to such a thing brings a smile most genuine to my features, and my tail kept up with steady happy beat waving back and forth through the snow. "I look forward to it," I said, with a definitive nod of my head. I had little doubt in my mind that I would take the opportunity to sit in on such an occasion and hear just how her melodic voice weaved a tale for the youth of our packs.

Brown eyes flecked with amber lift then towards the sun, realizing that my time here must soon come to an end. My time with Sorcha had been most rewarding, and I felt the plan for the advice required of me nearing completion. A lot hung on the final pack which I was due to visit: Iromar. But only time would tell how receptive they would be to my idea. I rose to my paws once more, but dipped my head low and curling a single forepaw up towards my chest in a bow of sorts. As I stood back up and placed my paw back in the snow I smiled down at the pristine cream and black form of Sorcha lying in the snow. "It is most regrettably that I must leave you this day, Sorcha. Thank you for what you have shared with me, and trust that I shall call upon your company once more in spring." An honorable smile pulled at my features before I nodded one final time and then jogged off towards the borders, making a trail in the general direction of the crags, where I planned to rest for the night.