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Helping his pack mates focus on training as Warriors and Wardens gave Peregrine a sense of purpose. The kids in particular were full of questions, which he was happy to answer. He wasn't a Warrior by trade, though he felt that he could teach them quite a lot. The same went for everyone else in the pack. He might not be an Alpha in title anymore, yet he had ruled for over a year and knew how to fight and defend his territory.

He was already very routine about patrols, though the pack's new requirements compelled him to redouble his own efforts too. With this in mind, the Kappa began to head toward the borders when Luke's call rose up into the air. The male had kept him waiting so long, Peregrine had long given up on him. And the new rules certainly complicated matters further.

There was no future for them, which Peregrine was prepared to tell the lighthearted male. But Fox got there and dealt with Luke long before the swarthy wolf arrived on the scene. His jade eyes flicked questioningly to the Alpha female when she came into view and he glanced over her shoulder, toward Luke's pale back as he slunk away like a rebuked pup.

Peregrine frowned thoughtfully, though he didn't say anything. His eyes lingered on Luke's retreating back for a moment before he turned to Fox again, gaze, head and tail lowered.