Moonspear one down, one to go

Charon wondered how long this had been going on when Dhole said that she was surprised Flóki hadn't already informed him. He grinned and replied: "I'll have to beat him up a little for not telling me first." All in jest, of course; Flóki might've looked up to Charon, but Charon respected his brother probably the most of all the wolves in his life, too.

Dhole said that she'd want to tell him and Ame about her scouting trip, and Charon could not resist smugly saying: "If you'll bring Flóki, maybe it could be a double date." He hadn't told even Flóki yet about his recent closeness to Amekaze (which made him realise that the two hadn't had a good heart-to-heart recently with just the two of them) but it was obvious from his face that something was going on when he spoke. In this context of official pack business it was totally inappropriate and out of place, of course, but Charon didn't care.