Zelda could tell the wolfess was uncomfortable, maybe even struggling a little with the extra weight of her unborn children. Really the auburn wolfess wanted to see her to a safer location, after all not long ago her borders had been attacked by a black bear and it was just lucky that same day she had sent a party to dispatch one of the great night beasts. The wolfess seems relieved though, but Zelda didn’t yet have her name, though honestly, such a thing was far from Zelda’s own mind as she worried for her health. She had no idea long ago Phaedra had wandered about the lands, but her violet eyes were very familiar to the Guardian. They were a color unforgettable and unique to a certain line of wolves that she knew all too well. Hyrule had the same violet in his eyes, though their gold perhaps was different, but she could never forget the color of her lost heart’s gaze and how many times she had locked with them.

She quickly dismissed any apologies, they were unnecessary and honestly Zelda just wanted to see her to a better place to speak but as large as the wolfess was she was not going to be able to do much more than make sure no threats were coming upon them. She is polite though, and grateful and quickly confirmed Zelda’s earlier suspicions. Shiloh was her sister, so the female was of the angels and that was enough for Zelda to know she truly wanted to make sure this female was safe from any harm. She was taking Taviora into consideration for her home too and Zelda certainly had no objections to that.

However time for banter was quickly lost when the wolfess winced and continued to say that her pups were coming. She wasn’t the only one surprised, Zelda’s heart started beating quickly in her chest, but she was a healer. She had no supplies on her of course but she was here and now she was apparently going to attend tush a thing. ”It will be okay.” Zelda assured the female, though she was still anxious for her to be giving birth somewhere so open, and birthings could generally attract things. ”I am going to call for the patrol to come closer into us. Predators lurk these forests and it would be good to makes sure they do not come to near. She calls then to the four wolves that made up her empathy, they didn’t need to come so close as to ruin the wolfess’ privacy but close enough should another creature attack they could deter it. She had the utmost faith in Alexander and his brothers, but the call went to any free wolves who could help.

”Rarely to children seem to respect the time of their parents.” Zelda jests lightly, quickly pulling leaf litter and sticks away and clearing the area around the wolfess as she settles herself next to the tree. This was nerve wracking, but Phaedra had found a good wolf to make sure she was attended too properly. A healer and a leader, most were warriors, and well Zelda was still working on that part, but she could never imagine her grandfather or uncle doing this so… calmly. Once the area was cleared she sat attentive to their surroundings as well as to Phaeda’s health, she seemed to be one of the lucky ones. Soon two healthy wriggling girls were at her stomach and the wolfess still seemed strong and aware. There wasn’t too much blood, but her children both looked beautiful.

The wolfess then speaks she seems very pleased and the auburn girl couldn’t blame her. ”Of course you’re whole family may call this land home and will be happy to have you.” The Guardian wolfess says, noting the name she had given of her, what Zelda assumed, mate Nogitsune. ”I do wish to know though, what is your name? Such introductions were so quickly lost with this most joyous occasion, though I want to know the name of the friend I have made today.”

It was soon after Zelda spoke again that the wolfess’ ‘shadow’ had seemed to appear. In older times there was a stigma surrounding a wolf who looked such as he. Demons were now mostly lost to Moladion, Zelda in fact didn’t recognize the black, russet and grey wolf for what he was. She quickly moved out of his way as he abandoned his catches he had made for his partner and Zelda only could smile at the pair of them. She didn’t want to wander far or intrude so she sat off to the side allowing them their tender moment with their family together when the male spoke to her. ”Think nothing of it, I would like to think it is what any good wolf would do.” She said smiling at him, ”I was telling your mate that you are all welcome to stay here. Once she is feeling better I would be more than happy to get you all to a den in a little more secure location within the pack. Close to Shiloh if you would like, your mate was saying she is her sister and your friend, I am sure she would be overjoyed to have you a den neighbors.”