All Welcome But its ironic how you people thought Id never be great

Saga had never lead anything before in her life, not even, it could be said, herself. She had always been a follower; quiet in Snow Peak, quiet in the Saints, and though she was taking some control of her life, she was still the same quiet little thing she'd always been. Inoffensive, and sweet, and obedient -- all the things that'd gotten her this far in life, and continued to carry her through. Piece by piece, things were turning in her favor like the warming of the breeze on the first warm day of spring. The kids were strong, growing, learning; she and Jaxx had never been closer; her training was coming well, and it'd left her shedding pounds left and right! Even the terrible cold and fissures that'd plagued their land had let up, made way for better days.

All she had to do was bring their daughters home, and things would be right again.

And Saga was tired of waiting.

With the rabbit-skin pouch of herbs hanging around her neck, Saga began headed down the peak towards the borders, tipping her head back and singing out a call for those who were meant to come with her.

And those who wanted to say goodbye.

There was an inexplicable pain, a twist in her stomach as the call arose. She hadn't expected it so soon, especially not in her current state, but duty called, and she had already responded to the request several days prior. She bit back a snarl at fate laughing at her expense. Still, she couldn't fault the woman for being eager to find her children. Despite the edge, she felt like she was walking on the dark woman moved silently towards the call that had reached her ears, no matter the case, she must face them both at some point, though at a juncture when business and vulnerability mixed was certainly not her ideal. She wasn't certain if more than those mentioned in passing were going, but perhaps if she stayed close to the woman, there would be no bickering.

Her stomach knotted together as she approached the woman who called. It seemed that at least she had been the first to arrive. She speaks as she steps into the space near the patchwork woman; I don't suppose we have properly been introduced. Call me Amphora or Neith. Whichever suits you best. Did you have a route in mind? Have we acquired any leads? Despite the hammering of her heart against her ribs, the woman could at least maintain some sort of professionalism. If nothing else, she could wear a hell of a mask when it was necessary. After all, they needed to find the children, the leader and the woman requested that any personal matters could wait. She did, however, warn Jaxxon about Azalea and her children and the desire for him to find them.

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There was no mistake who was howling in the distance, and Snuh what it was for. Saga asked her to join her with others in search for some of her missing children. She wasn't going to let some of her family be separated. It didn't take long for Snuh to reach her sister, and to see that she was with another wolf that was joining in on the search. The wolf was just as big as herself, more proof that Jakten was a pack brimming with strength.

As soon as Snuh reached the two wolves, she smiled at her sister, and then at the new acquaintance. "I don't think we had the pleasure in meeting. I'm Snuh, Saga's sister. I just joined Jakten." After she spoke, she playfully brushed against her smaller sister, excited to both spend time with her sister, as well as getting a chance to get to know more wolves in her new pack.