Regarding him from her big blue eyes on the bed, she tried to think of how to answer. The Wolf Elder had given her a picture more than words of why the pack did not want to handle the mysterious men in the forest. Jane decided to simply try pushing the image to Oskar like she did her thoughts, but he didn't seem to react in a way that showed he had understood what she was doing. Time to do it the hard way.<br/><br/><i>:The Elder said that the men have...: </i>She struggled with how to describe what she saw.<i>:I do not have a word for them. Dangerous hollows that have lightning inside? These things are dangerous to the pack, they cannot combat them.:</i><br/><br/>At his question of whether or not she would take a life, she buried her muzzle further into the blankets against his leg. Why had things taken this turn?<i>:No, I couldn't do that. I don't know what the Elder meant for us to do. Only to get them to go.: </i>She leaned her head into his touch as he rubbed between her ears.<i>:I don't know of any enemies father had. I've... never known anyone except he and Uncle. Father traveled a lot. Uncle told me once that there was a new city in the south mountains that Father went to a lot. Daver was the name of it? I can't remember. There were so many places and I couldn't memorize them all.:<br/>
</i><br/>Her ears perked forward as she tilted her head to look at him better, posing a question of her own.<i>: Do fathers usually have enemies?:</i>