The little wolf had only recently gotten comfortable enough to sleep inside the pack cave. Mostly, she would sleep outside, or somewhere in the forest, where she would have some shelter from the winds. But now, on one of the first mornings that Eido had been able to sleep in the den, she woke warmer and more content than she had in a long while. It wasn't that she'd slept pressed against another wolf or anything; it was just being in such close proximity to her packmates that brought such a sense of peace and security to the yearling. Sure, she had screwed up with Cernan pretty badly, but he hadn't seemed angry at her by the end of their conversation - he'd told her as much. And it wasn't as though she'd had bad interactions with anyone else. She hadn't known why she was so scared about entering the den, apart from the idea that she'd be contaminating it in some way

The pale-furred wolf set foot out into the snowy world, closing her orange eyes and relaxing slightly as she did so. She looked around, wondering which - if any - of her packmates she would meet that day. She thought of seeking out Vespertio again, to maybe talk to him about the idea of becoming a scout, or maybe trying to find Cernan and make up for her blunders several days ago. But, she knew that any one of them she came across would be a good interaction - she was determined of it.

As soon as she left the den, however, her stomach gave a mighty growl that reminded her that, though she was in a pack and eating better than she had been as a lone wolf, she still got hungry and had to take care of her physical needs. So, she set off into the forests, aiming to find some food for her pack, and for herself.

The ghost yelped and spun at the woof, even if it was soft and friendly. Her tail tucked instantly and she lowered herself to the ground, recognizing the name and understanding that this was Fallen Tree Cove's alpha female. She wagged her tucked tail hesitantly and approached to give her a small lick on the underside of her muzzle. She didn't seem like she was angry or overly-dominant, or anything of the sort, but Eido had come to find that in these types of situations, it was better to be safe than sorry.

"Hello," she greeted, orange eyes round as she stared up at her new alphess. "I, um, you don't have to call me by my whole name. Eido is easier to say," she offered, relaxing a bit at the comforting aura the leader was giving off.

The little wolf perked her ears, realizing she'd forgotten some of the formalities. "Oh! It, uh, it's nice to meet you. I met your mate, Vespertio, and your son, Cernan, already. They're both really, really nice. Cernan showed me around, and he was really kind to me," she scrambled to explain, rambling a bit as she always did when she was nervous.