[His explanation makes sense, and at least for the first portion of her question she is satisfied. It is the answer she had hoped for, that the other wolves of the pack would not judge her for the things she chooses to do or organize but perhaps allow themselves to enjoy what she brings to the table.

That Asil considers organizing something himself to be too taxing is an interesting thing to note, but again, his reasoning seems sound enough. After years of being the alpha of a pack, and no doubt organizing countless meetings of his own and seeing to the welfare of many, he's earned the right to never have to manage those logistics again.]

I had hoped that would be the attitude here. Humans can be very judgmental sometimes. There is always friction between young and old for one reason or another, but with this being such a small community...I hoped it would not be the case here.

[Her eyes search his now, however, and it is clear that she is not done.]

What about the rest, though?

[What about the part where she worries that while her youth is something to treasure in a pack, it may yet be a burden for him on a personal level, tied into her inexperience with lasting relationships.]