Redhawk Caldera Dr. Who

The questions Sebastian posed were arguably beginner's inquiries, though Peregrine didn't think it was a bad thing to go over the basics from time to time. He answered promptly, saying, "Use your judgment. If they're deep into the territory, go for the throat. If they're lingering near the outskirts and you feel they've made an honest mistake, you can always go for the shoulder or flank instead. But I really don't treat them much differently, to be honest. Any wolf with a nose and half a brain has no excuse to come anywhere near our territory unless they have a death wish."

His eyes flicked from Sebastian's face to Pan's, then back again. "I'll be the first to admit that this place made me soft. There's something about the customs here. Wolves are entirely too friendly with outsiders. I look back and can't believe I knowingly invited wolves from outside the pack into my territory before. I'm a bit disgusted at myself and my lack of basic instincts. I'm even more disgusted with this entire wilderness and its lack of wild. We've lost ourselves. The caldera's approach is to get back in tune with nature and our wild, wolfish selves."