The thought of staying in the den all day had drifted through the white healers mind each time he had shook his coat to get the snow off. The heavy snow caused some difficulty seeing as he made his way through the territory so he had to rely more on his nose. As he neared the communal den the scent of their newest member had caught his attention. It seemed he wasn't the only one to be braving the heavy snow that morning. The scent carried off towards the border, Emrys didn't think it would hurt to check up on him and see how he was doing.

Changing his direction he picked his way through the snow using his nose to follow the scent the man had left behind. He tried to keep a swift pace in order to catch up with the tawny male so he could have a chance to introduce himself. Emrys had been trying to get to know the wolves of the pack better.

The closer he came to the border the stronger the scent became telling him he had nearly caught up to the man he sought. Traveling further along the border he soon saw the earthy tones figure making his way through the snow. Picking up his pace in the packed down snow helped him to reach the man quickly, “Hey,” he called when he was much closer to get the man's attention.

Emrys was glad to have finally found his new pack mate and it seemed he was patrolling the borders and adding his scent to the markers ready in place. That was good, he'd already started doing his part in helping the pack which pleased the beta. However, that was not the reason he had come this far from the den. It was an introduction that was on his mind because it was important for him to get to know his pack mates.

It seemed the tawny man had heard his call as he stopped and answered back helping Emrys to further locate him. Catching up quickly he came face to face with the newest member, “Yes, when there is a pack to take care of the work is never done. I thought I should introduce myself since we share a pack now.” Emrys offered a smile when he saw the grin that was on the man's face.

Emrys followed along beside his new companion as they continued along the border as they spoke the newcomer beating him to the introductions. “I unfortunately not around but I am glad to finally get to meet you Heigen. I'm Emrys, Gents second and a healer in the pack. I would be glad to help with anything you might need.” He felt the Heigen knowing he was a healer and willing to help was very important. “How are you liking the notch so far?” He asked curiously.

A smile couldn't help crossing his maw at the man's kind words regarding his work ethic, “And I appreciate you noticing. It's what I've always been taught so it's only natural for me. We are very much so but I think it's important to make new member feel welcome and for everyone to know each other.” It didn't matter to the healer that it might be part of his job as Gents second, it was a personal choice for him.

Continuing to walk through the harsh wind caused his ears to sting on the tips so he tried pulling them against his skull. He hoped the protection of the thick fur around his neck might help. “It would be my pleasure to show you a little about them in the spring when they've returned,” Emrys couldn't wait for the days when he could get back to collecting his herbs. “Until then you could stop by the infirmary and we could go over some of what's in there. If you have the time of course.” If he was working this hard during such heavy snow then he was probably working hard in other areas as well. His question regarding how Heigen liked the notch so far was met with a pleasant answer. “Glad to hear that, I think once you've been here for awhile you'll like it more. Little Lucia is quite the girl, very involved in what goes on here and quite nice.” He said fondly of the young Lieris, she always seemed eager to meet their guests and was very good at listening to the goings on.

“You're right it shouldn't, if everyone didn't work hard and know how important it was then the pack might fall,” he said agreeing with Heigen, “I think you’ll fit right in here.” After having been in the notch for a time Emrys felt having a good work ethic was essential for living in the pack. Everyone was expected to do their fair share to help the pack to survive through the seasons. Gent expected nothing less and Emrys wouldn't either to help make sure the pack ran smoothly.

Emrys didn't mind showing their newest member as much as he wanted to know about herbs, it pleased him to be able to teach others and helped him to think he was working towards his goal. “I will be looking forward to your visit. Guardian is a noble role to have in the pack but don't work yourself too hard. I wouldn't want you to end up in the infirmary too sick to attain your goal.” As a healer it was important he ensure the health of everyone in the pack, he didn't want man to work himself to the point he couldn't do the things he needed to be done. “As for the role of guardian I believe it would be a good idea to check in with the other pack members. If you become comfortable with them they could alert you to unusual goings on they have noticed that you might not otherwise know about.” There were many things he could think of that could be such a situation. “A good guardian will know everything that goes on so they can provide the best protection.” At least that was how he understood the role from what he'd learned from his mother.

Once again the tawny male left his scent on a tree as the passed, Emrys moved to brush against the trunk as Heigen spoke about Lucia. The healer really did like the girl and felt she had a bright future, sometimes he did wonder what she would decide to do with her life. “I'm sure it will, it has for me,” of course that was partially because he could now see Jynx on a daily basis, “Yes it is a good trait, one that makes me believe we can expect great things from her.” Emrys chuckled at the mention of the pups energy, “She most certainly is quite the ball of energy.”