Garmir's obsession to find Triell might have appeared strange to others, but it was task Treyah had originally given him and he hated to leave his tasks half finished. He was propably going to keep searching for him until world came to an end - unless told otherwise. He had learned almost nothing of Triell in his last journey - beyond that he was more certain the man did not die at the site of avalance. "Very little. I don't know where he might be.. or if he is still alive." -He murmured, almost with disappointed voice.

Garmir agreed the coyotes were worrisome threat. He wasn't sure what would be correct course of action however to deal with them. He hoped Treyah or Draven might have something in planning. "I worry if more members leave the pack, we won't be able to hold them at bay.." -Garmir worded his worry. Kerberos leaving did hurt Charred Ash Draw in this regard.

He looked at her as she told of her previous pack. Nauja might have been in higher rank than him, but Garmir did not really count ranks beyond the alpha pair. Overall Charred Ash Draw seemed to be very lax about this sort of things - which wasn't nesseserily a good thing with a wolf like him. Those above him never had to worry about Garmir aiming for higher rank, but he also obeyed selectively wolves whom were below alpha pair. He always aimed for efficiency and if he thought a another member was getting in his way, there might be conflict ahead. He did approve her perhaps working towards becoming a scout as well and if she did, he'd be happy to work with her.

"Sounds good." -He stated simply.

"It is frustrating really. I hate not knowing, coming back to @Treyah with empty paws." Garmir admitted. Searching for @Triell was proving increasinly difficult - almost as if earth itself had swallowed him. Garmir only knew he had not died at the sight of avalance, but beyond that... there was nothing, no leads.

Garmir did not mind recruiting more members, althought his rank wasn't high enough for him to make such decisions. There were plenty of wolves around however, the Leigh family and Vaken occasionally but no real commitment to the pack. While Garmir was not questioning Treyah's lax approach of allowing almost anyone take refugee among pack borders, Charred Ash Draw did need actual members to maintain its borders and structure. Four pups was awfully lot to look after, especially when some of the members had to hunt, watch the borders and do scouting inbetween.

Nauja brought up topic of scouting. Garmir was interested in more ears and eyes informing Treyah and Draven and if Nauja might have needed help with catching the ropes, the earthen male was willing to offer his support. "If you need anything... just ask. I'm here to serve."

"I'm not sure really how she feels about it. Obvious she loves her father, I know this much but..." -Garmir's voice trailed away here. He wasn't sure how did Treyah feel about this whole issue, if she had already moved on and it was only him lingering and refusing to admit the loss - or if she still held hope. ".. I don't know."

Garmir placed another marker while she told of her past scouting experience and thanked him for the offer. When she asked if he would give her some practice he simply nodded to her in agreement while breaking faintest of smile. He would.

Garmir's attention turned to the route they still had ahead of them and the scorching sun above them. Even though they moved in shadows, it was still unbearably hot. Since Garmir could just not shed his fur entirely here and now, he thought about taking a detour via river and he looked at her if she would agree. It was her patrol after all. "River is close." -He simply stated, his tone carrying rest of the suggestion. It would not be a big detour to make but it would make things so much better.

Garmir knew there were plenty of other things too that added weight on Treyah's shoulders and he quite honestly admired her strenght to endure it all and still somehow remain positive. Treyah was endless source of good and it was why Garmir had vowed to be by her side even if everything else fell apart around her. He knew enough of her troubles but he wasn't particularly good at discussions - perhaps someone more emotional would do, why not Nauja. "Not good with words... but you could try, perhaps." -he suggested.

As Nauja agreed the could make a detour via river, Garmir altered his course towards it. He did not mind longer patrol, especially if he had chance to learn more of Nauja along the way. Naturally, he still had plenty to tell about his scout expedition and now was as good time as any. He glanced over his shoulder at her, even remembering to lazily wave his tail. Next few hours sure would not be silent between them.

- Exit? -