Finally, when introductions were done, the crowd of wolves began to disperse. Nap time was over for their kind with the darkness now fully set over there. Even the old itched with restlessness. It must be the wolf nature, but many of them found it hard to live diurnal human lives. Tage himself found the night more appealing though he understood the lure of the daylight as well.

Overall, he thought the meeting went well. Packs were naturally close-knit and wary to newcomers. It bred a mentality of 'us' and 'them', though he did his best to lessen those ideals. So that fact that he could keep ill will contained without singling anyone out seemed like a good start. Of course, he still needed to convince the other man to want to join. This was only paving a way and maybe winning out hearts on both sides. Tage was good at things like that with his gentle smile.

Turning, he watched the man for seconds. His slow gaze appraised though he wore a more contemplative expression. Shaking the thoughts away, Tage spoke though he never looked away. "Would you care to run together before you return home?"