Redhawk Caldera Never let me leave again.

Peregrine jumped slightly when Sebastian sat up and spoke. He had thought the other male unconscious. His ears flattened, then pricked again as the injured wolf talked in broken fragments. He mentioned a message from Peregrine's daughter, confirming Saena's involvement. He painted a grim picture. Peregrine was simultaneously surprised and somehow not surprised at all. Now he knew that his pale adopted daughter was capable of the same violence that Fox had wrought upon her.

Assuming Sebastian must have gone near Saena's territory (and not expecting that she would go so far out of her way to nail a wolf from the caldera), Peregrine said, "You shouldn't have gone so close to her territory. On that note, you shouldn't have gone so far from ours. I know I encouraged you to go and it's my bad as much as yours. It's become apparent recently that it's not safe to wander just anywhere anymore."

Fox asked if Sebastian could walk and Peregrine lapsed into silence, exchanging a glance with his mate over the tank's silver back. He assumed she probably agreed with him. They would help Sebastian, of course, but Peregrine would not be seeking vengeance or anything along those lines. The Alphas would have to make it very clear that their jurisdiction ended at their borders.

"What was the message?" Peregrine wondered after a moment, offering himself as support if Sebastian needed it.