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Dhaka Yeena

You’re taking a “wild” animal and putting them in a different environment. Of course they’re gonna be jumpy Hap

Krzysztof K

Hi Teagan. Sorry to ask but what about the buffalo and wolves because I'm really curious. I mean the question I asked on the previous page. If you don't want to go into details just write (this is a spoiler) such an answer will satisfy me too.

Flann Moriath

Hmmmm I’m taking this as a hint that Hap isn’t familiar with Singer’s recruitment strategies.

Teagan Gavet

The full nature of their relationship will come out in the story, but to answer a bit of your question, yes the wolves and bison can communicate with one another and interact, but for the most part they stay within their own groups. The bison are more dangerous to the wolves than the other way around. Elder wolves/grey-mothers probably spend the most time together in a "mixed" group. (Rake is pretty stoked to see Gristle, partially because Rake was the only old wolf left with the grey-mothers.)

Sarah

Yeah this feels like either she doesn’t know the full extent of things or she somehow thinks that their society is so much better than the “wild” that it’s surprising everyone isn’t just happy to be there

LabFox

Pivot knows why :).

Krzysztof K

Thank you very much for your answer.

Sheatherius

Is Rake's "winking" eye the result of him socially mirroring Gristle?

Teagan Gavet

Haha, yes! That was going through my mind when I drew it. :D