Redhawk Caldera Snap out of it

Sebastian crawled closer when Wildfire laid down before him. He licked over the tip of her nose to tell her that he wasn't mad. A soft grunt came from his throat. "Always double check with your nose next time. I am a bit concerned that he was so close to our territory," he admitted and then nudged her to tell her that he forgave her. He wasn't really mad in the first place he just thought Wildfire would never lie. And it turned out she hadn't lied about leaving RHC. 

The large male gave her a bit of a smile. "Did you show him how you can kick his butt as a warrior?," he asked, trying to lift her spirits. She had made it out alive and without a scratch so it seemed that she was smarter than his father. Good thing. He would not know what to do if his father happened to injure Wildfire because of him. A shudder went over his body. His body which was still aching. It reminded him that he was going to look for the refreshing water. 

"Shall we go to the lake? I was heading there anyways." He was glad that Wildfire knew that he wasn't like his father. He would understand that she was creeped out. "I would never hurt you, Wifi. Ever." This could only mean that he had really grown up looking exactly like his father. He was not pleased with it, but there wasn't much he could do about it.