Team Camelot
Persevering Spirits Safehaven

They were late. They were very late. It was not all that unusual for their Safehaven's leaders, but Arthur still disliked this outcome. Punctuality was important after all. Arthur could only imagine the opinion the other Safehaven leaders had of Persevering Spirits. The terrain had been especially hard to traverse today, so they had a somewhat half decent excuse today, but usually that was not so. Arthur sighed internally. He had not aided the situation either. Per usual when his team had to leave Llamrei under the care of someone else that was not part of the Persevering Spirits Safehaven, Arthur had gotten into an argument when the person caring for her over just how much they needed to care for the Rapidash. Most caretakers weren't all that kind to the ferals temporarily placed under their care. However, Arthur knew Llamrei well enough to know she didn't tolerate such treatment, and always tried to emphasize that fact with people. No one else seemed to really understand so time and time again Arthur would return Llamrei having injured someone, damaging property, or running away. He was not sure why he still tried to convince people when the end result was always the same.

Team Camelot filed in right behind their leaders. Arthur awaited for the beginning of the meeting until it was announced that one of the other Safehaven's leaders had not arrived yet. Arthur frowned. Someone was later than they?

"Ha! Good, someone else is late for a change," Lancelot mumbled. "Get them off our backs for once. You know?" Arthur leveled a glare at his teammate. Lancelot's smile faltered and he cleared his throat awkwardly. "Of course that also means it's probable something happened to them on their trip here. Should we suggest to look for them?"

"It seems logical," Kay replied. He pressed his thick arm to his chin and narrowed his violet eyes in thought. "The missing Safehaven is usually the first to arrive to such meetings from what I gather. Given our rescue work record, it might seem like a well played suggestion to offer our services."

"Though there's a risk that the other groups might scoff at the suggestion," Mordred commented. "Our reputation may precede us and given the other teams that I see present, specifically the Relic Graveyard team, they may be aware of our recent mishaps and throw it into our faces."

"If they do that then we stand strong, and only let a decline from one of the leaders be our true answer to our request," Arthur replied. Once receiving nods all around, Arthur turned to the group. He waited for the gripping to quell and prepared to make his team's offer when the opportunity was passed on to another. From the corner of his eye, Arthur could see Kay deflate a little. Arthur placed a hand on his brother's shoulder. "Next time." Kay smiled a bit before turning his attention to the main group.

"If I may," Kay interjected, "getting impatient seems like the incorrect course of action in this situation. I understand that the more time spent here is less time we spend out aiding our Safehavens, but I have no doubt that there is a just reason behind their tardiness, much as the Persevering Spirits's Safehaven always has a reason behind ours." Kay paused then added, "And it is not because we have an apathy towards the other Safehavens. The Emerald Mountains have become increasingly difficult to traverse in recent times. That fact aside, while we understand it may not be our place to offer now given that someone else more qualified than us has been dispatched, if the leaders find it necessary, Team Camelot would be more than willing to also aid in the search for the Cloudview Cliffs delegates."