As the herculean snapped from his thoughts the Princess seemed not so bothered. She had been immersed like him, though he was surprised she would do such a thing. She had been so terrified of him when he had first pointed out her royal habits. But now they were laughing at their odd exchanges of information. And the more Horizon described the pack and the style of living wolves of Blossom Forrest had adopted the more confused she seemed to get. Horizon had to snap his mouth shut to keep himself from laughing more and more. The Lady just couldn’t seen to wrap her mind around the whole of Blossom Forest. No, Horizon, I had not. I do believe I will stay here, remining in Blossom forest, but I have only jusst decided that now. How do you... join a pain? Does not a lassie have to be betrothed to a laddie in order to join his pack? And are not the packs made up of only family members?" Horizon huffed out a breath of air to hold back a chuckle.

Princess, I’ve seen no such thing. Wolves here pick for love. Fea’s are not pawns or chips for games of hierarchy. Queens are just as powerful as the King. Some ladies even rule by themselves.

Even as Horizon spoke to Ameira he couldn’t help but be surprised by the knowledge he had picked up and held without realizing it. As it was in his quiet nature to just listen and observe. Horizon in all of his travels had never stopped. He had never made a permanent residence, for he’d always been running. Running from home, from life. But now, he was here for good, he might even consider trying to find a lady, or maybe a pack first. His luck on finding friends had been on the low, seeing as Ameira was only the second wolf he’d found, that hadn’t attacked him. His fur was still growing back in a spot from where the Hunter had ripped out his fur in an attempt to kill him. Horizon just hoped that this role of bad luck meetings would end soon. The kalak’s blackened crown dipped to the creek and he lapped up the icy liquid that flowed by. Princess, It’s a different world here in Blossom Forest. I think you’ll find yourself quiet at home among its residents. But I must warn you, there are wolves here who do not bind themselves by a moral code. Horizon’s mismatched pools looked up from the clear, icy water. His voice had dropped into a much more serious tone. His crown lifted up as he watched for the Lady’s reaction. He didn’t mean to scare her, but he wanted her to understand that this world could be unforgiving.