Karnl let out a grunt as he helped move the tree the rest of the way, letting it settle into it's place. It was good that there would be a place of healing in the days to come. They would certainly need it in the near future, he suspected. It would only be a matter of time before the humans would eventually figure out that they were all gathering here for safety. Fighting would be inevitable, but this place was a natural fortress. They could hold it.<br/><br/>When he saw the bear climb up the tree and roar to his clan, and explaining about a cub being born, Karnl grinned. "There is no need to apologize. New life is always a good cause for celebration." It did make him a bit sad though. This bear still had his clan. Karnl had no one.<br/><br/>Seeing Nerissa leave the group and head for the lake, he excused himself from the others and went after her. It didn't take long to catch up with her. "Heading back under the surface soon?" he asked, a trace of sadness in his voice.