Silence had become his friend. He had never relished in the ability to verbalize his thoughts, preferring instead for action and the ability to prove his self worth and the opportunity had come when he'd promised his wife a kingdom and the wolves who stood beside them a home--he would do anything within his power to see that continue. His daughters were quiet, a strange event even considering that they were mini prodigies of him, and he knew then that this meeting would soon be coming to an end. They needed to get to business shortly and standing at a meeting would only delay the packs ability to fill caches and hunt; an activity that was much wanted. He hoped to speak with his wife soon to organize the activity, her experience in hunting would come in handy as they continued to expand their trek of this broken home.

"Since that is out of the way, if anyone has more to add, please speak up now. Otherwise, this meeting is over and I appreciate each and every one of you for sticking with us for so long." his words were met with more silence and he knew then that the rest of the pack were ready to disperse; he did not blame them. So much had happened to them within such a short time and the four puppies that stood as miniature replicas of their parents reminded him that their parents had a responsibility to this pack as well as them. He expected to see their faces for much longer within the next coming months when winter could possibly wipe out what they had worked so hard to achieve. He glanced at Silentium after the request to visit Oak Tree Bend had been extended to him and expected a response perhaps a retort, but nothing came therefore the pale male was under the assumption that the two would be making the long trek south.

Their small pack needed allies, and although Zia had come from the very pack they were to visit, he knew her duties as mother came before pack politics--she would fare better making sure that Arion was happy and healthy. He nipped his wife's shoulder, assuring her that he would be meeting her back at the den with their daughters before the sunset, and made his way toward Silentium where he too gave the golden male a nip and nod--they would need to meet shortly after this meeting. There was much organizing to do and he hoped to meet with him within the next few hours to discuss the happenings of the meeting with Oak Tree Bend, but in the mean time, he would leave the rest to what they wished to finish after such an eventful meeting.