As with all things Uratha, the ride back to the house that Kyle shared with Tally was fraught with the usual tension and challenging akin to a group of predators forced to share the same space.  It was over soon enough, however, and the fledgling 'pack' (if it could be called that) began to file into the house, all eyes scanning one another, like beasts sizing one another up.<br/><br/>But their attention was soon enough called to the ritual, bringing their concentration to a singular focus.  That they could all concentrate on that one goal meant a lot about their potential, though the young Uratha still had a long way to go if they wanted to compete with the more powerful packs in the Windy City.  They had a long way to go, but they were off to a good start.<br/><br/>The ritual was simple enough, but not an easy one to complete successfully.  Legends tell of the first time that Father Wolf took his children out hunting, aiding in his quest to bring down the ever elusive Hopping Hare.  Hopping Hare was quick and agile, and often made a game out of staying one step ahead of it's pursuers, mocking them as they came so close to catching it, only to fail at the last moment.  Of all the great predators that had chased Hopping Hare, only Father Wolf was able to get a taste of the creature, but even then, the Hare was able to hop away just in time to save it's hide.  Tiring of it's taunts, Father Wolf returned home and enlisted the aid of his children.  He shared with them the brief taste he'd taken of Hopping Hare, and once they all had acquired a taste of their prey, they descended as one to bring down the elusive Hare, silencing his taunts forever.<br/><br/>And now, the get of Father Wolf's offspring continued that tradition, coming together to do as a group what they could not do alone.<br/><br/>((The pack must gather in a quiet place; Kyle & Tally's house works for that.  The ritualist, in this case Tally, intones a howl to Father Wolf, followed by each member of the pack adding his/her voice to the chorus...which could lead to some interesting curiosity from the neighbors.  At the peak of the howl, Haven needs to slice her tongue with the ritual knife, then passes it to the others, who taste the blood on the blade.  At this point, the ritemaster begins rolling, using Harmony, with five successes needed per pack member.  As always, link me to the rolls for each, please.))