Definitely the more classy one out of the pair, Minka graciously accepted her thanks and with ease brushed off her own importance. Sagacity felt relieved that she didn't seem hurt by Sage's lack of social skills- not that a lack existed, but one was definitely created on her own agenda. Minka was full of kindness and laughter, but though Sagacity didn't return the laugh, a small, thin smile pulled at her lips when the female excused her graciously. She said she understood- perhaps she was a mother too.

When the invitation was offered, Sagacity felt puzzled- was Minka's den in this area? She chose not to ask. She smelled like other wolves and was therefore likely a pack wolf, but she did not smell of any wolves or any area that she recognized...Perhaps she was a part of a new pack. "I'll call," She said, deciding it was best to rely simply on their long-distance form of communication should she want to see Minka again. She bobbed her head in a quick display of respect before she wheeled on her muddy toes and trotted swiftly back toward Nomad's Pass.