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With his mother taking care of him there's not much Sunopal could do in moving out of the healers quarters, no matter how much he would just like to go back to the den he resides in. He admitted his defeat rather quickly, the tears his mother held back purely by will alone being the most persuasive to the decision, and when he had heard that Stag Jump went shortly behind him and came back fruitful in his endeavors... Well his thoughts weren't too nice at first.

After resting and calming himself down, the anger dissipated and he only wished to see what he had gotten injured over. The mystery that had captured him into attempting the travel to the top of the mountain. He didn't want to ask somebody to go get the scout though, he didn't want Stag Jump to feel as if he had to come because he was the alphas son. He didn't want it to be a summons.

So he waited, as hard as it was with his curiosity screaming at him, and like his mother always tried to teach him: eventually with patience came the reward. Stag Jump had come to visit him, and asked if he wanted to look at the egg.

Egg?

He begins to gently lift himself up so he could lay properly instead of reclining like some weird bubble of water, it allowed him to see better, and while moving he speaks: "I would like to see it, yes. So it's an egg? Was is really a phoenix?"

He settles himself back down, now at a better angle to witness the captive of his curiosity. Though its visible that his pain affected him in his hesitant movements and strained words, his eyes were alight in wonder. He laughs at the words he's about to say, "I have many questions, but I will try to speak clearly and below the speed of a hyped up squirrel. Sometimes my excitement over such things just makes my brain speed up faster than my own mouth."

He gives the scout a little awkward lopsided smile, "Thank you for visiting by the way, I was wondering how your trip went and what the prize was."

He knows Stag Jump isn't the kind to come to gloat, more than likely it was just to share his find with someone else who was interested, but Sunopal couldn't help but hope that it was also to check on him. He knows it's unlikely, he keeps to himself and to his training sessions; mostly traveling through the pack lands at night to stay out of sight so he doesn't cause his family trouble with his presence, but he could always hope.

"What were they like?"