Redhawk Caldera Feel the mercury rising

In one breath, Sebastian said it was too soon after Tiger's death to pursue someone else, then in the next, he mentioned a lady up north. Peregrine tried not to smile, though he failed. He knew the sadness of their pack mate's death, yet he also knew life went on and the pack needed to move on too. In that vein, he would definitely encourage Sebastian to check out this prospect in the north.

"That's fine, Seb. Just don't stay away too long. And if you bring her back here, make sure she's ready to pledge her loyalty." Although he smiled and winked, Peregrine was dead serious. He didn't want to put his pack mates on a leash, though he also didn't want them leaving indefinitely. And if they brought back strangers, they better be recruits.

"Well," he said next, his behavior indicating that he was readying to get going, "I'm gonna head back to the rendezvous site. Maybe the next time I see you, you'll be full of stories about your travels north and the pretty women there. See you later, Seb, and take care." The Alpha stepped forward to bump his nose against the silver male's shoulder, then loped uphill to return to his family's home.