"Not our pack, silly.  That pack of wolves you've been studying, the ones you kept catching in your blasted traps."  She called it 'their' pack but to be honest, Amaris didn't know if joining them was the right thing to do or if they should just disappear and form their own pack.  She glanced back over her shoulder at him, wondering how he would feel about that.  Would they be strong enough to form their own pack and help it flourish?  His question about changing brought her back to the here and now with a few blinks.  It took a moment before she processed the question and was able to formulate an answer.  "I think in the next day or so?  You won't be able to control your first change but once you've experienced it, we'll practice."  She stopped walking and turned to look back at him.  "It's going to hurt more than you think, Blake.  I won't lie."<br/><br/>The way his nose wrinkled made her laugh.  She glanced at the tree he was looking at then looked back at him.  "Can you identify what you're smelling?  Or do we need to go investigate?" Her arm slid around his waist as she leaned into him, enjoying the feel of their bare skin touching.  He was warm, slightly warmer than he had been as a human. It was soothing and she didn't want to pull away from him.  Yet at the same time, she wanted to push him to go explore.<br/><br/>"Catch me if you can," she said right before she stole a kiss with a smile and took off running as fast as she could across the open ground in front of her, hoping to get to the trees before he caught up.