While he had more to do with Diveen he found his paws coming to Spirane anyway. It was odd perhaps, but Ame trotted from the crags to the riverside and now was on the borders of Spirane. Their plan made for the most part he and Halcyon would be storming Iromar. Apparently since they had first met two of the three children there had been taken, leaving only one left. It made their mission easier, certainly less suicidal at least, but still a foolish thing to do. He knew if they made it out though they would need a place not too far that they could go to. Spirane was the closest pack to Iromar that Ame knew well enough and could maybe get into, they surely would be marked for the kill based on what Ame understood about the newest Iromar tyrant. Though he would also be lying if he said this was mostly just a visit to get help. It was… personal. He couldn’t explain it really, well he could, but he also couldn’t. He was friends with Kalseru, he enjoyed the short bouts of time they had spent together and it would feel wrong not to say something to her.

Why her and not his parents though? The back of his mind stabbed at him, and once again he went back into the loop of she is a good place to go for help too. The towering mountain though laid before him though, the scent on the border had changed, but not recently, been added too was the better word for it. It was a female’s scent though, that much was for certain, he wasn’t sure what had transpired since they last talked but he did know that she was not the one chosen to inherit the pack. That wasn’t why he was here though. Stopping at the markers he tilted his head up and let out a call to announce he was here and called specifically to Kalseru. She told him he was welcome, but he figured he should let her know he was here to accept the said invite before walking into the pack he hadn’t been to since he was a child.

He didn’t trespass very far, after all as alpha he figured she would either be patrolling or higher up in the mountains. He couldn’t say for certain which it was, so he found a flat rocky outpatch and settled two his haunches. Even at the height he could see far out over the lands, he remembered when he was young he rarely left the temporary area his mother had set up for them here. He could probably still find it too, about midway up, facing the direction of Diveen if he recalled correctly. Not today though, and those were bitter memories at best. For now he was just going to wait for the black and silver wolfess. She would be here soon he was certain of it.