The scavenger hunt had been mostly uneventful. The children seemed to have fun and met a some others children from other packs. She enjoyed it. What was more even Shem had come out to help oversee their safety, or at least that was what she thought he was doing. Regardless it was nice to see her younger brother out and about too. Her tail waved lightly the pups began to clear out and the feast would be beginning soon. Mara had asked her to make an appearance and give a speech though Zelda didn’t really care for doing such things herself she had a hard time saying no to those she cared for. She wasn’t much for talking in front of a group of others either, but she always seemed to make do, even if her heart raced and she was nervous.

Trotting through the forest she quickly headed towards the location of the feast and dance. Her fringed legs carrying her easily through the more unfamiliar woods she soon found her nose full of scents of food and wolves already arriving to the party. If she thought she was nervous before, she certainly was now. She paused for a second looking around for a second before taking a spot near Mara, who was joined by her Uncle Halcyon and Cousin Yami. She dipped her head to her relatives, then touched her shoulder to the young dark pelted wolfess, smiling warmly at her though maybe there was a touch of nerves to Zelda’s features. She never was really good at the whole ‘putting on a mask’ thing. She waited for a while, letting whatever stragglers that were going to come in arrive. Once it seemed like everyone had arrived she cleared her throat.

Well here goes nothing.

”Thank you all for coming. I hope you all have been enjoying yourselves. As you know it takes a lot of work, trust, and kinship to throw such get togethers and it’s wonderful that, once again, Mara Sov has arranged for us to be able to have just that. A night where we all can forget packs, territories and borders and simply all enjoy being Moladion wolves. Please enjoy this night to the fullest!” She said, there were some moments when her voice shook, but it probably could be mistaken for excitement over nerves. It was a bit of both honestly. But it was over. With a deep sigh she knew maybe they were expecting something a little more but, what much more was there to say? With that done she only watched, and listened a soft smile on her maw, watching the wolves around her.