Fairspell Meadow Impossible Oblivion

Burke snorted at that comment. "Yes I was. But boy did I learn from it," he pointed out to his friend. Because a pack with too much pups could be a downfall. Too many demanding mouths to feet, if the pups were unhappy the females were unhappy and it would just be a chain of events that would collapse into something worse. "There are a few," he just pointed out to make Akela feel even more flustered as he said he was feeling that. The male shook his head. "Because he is an ungrateful little shit," he snapped, clearly on edge with the topic. "He doesn't get to tell me how I should have lived my life, and he doesn't get to say to me that I wasn't allowed to leave because I was. Plus he menthionednot so smartly to Meldresi that he wanted me dead." 

Burke was very eager to do the same to that grey bundle of annoyance. And he reminded him about this last pack and how wrong he was. Burke disliked to be wrong. Plus he had almost ran himself to death with all that he wanted to provide for his pups, he had kept his distance for a reason, so he wouldn't have his flesh chasing after him. If they didn't know him then they wouldn't care about him. Apparently he was wrong in that too.