Moonspear But we're not the same

The Goober thing kept Charon rather occupied. Truthfully, Osprey had not crossed his mind ever since the night he had returned home from seeing her and had sealed the deal with Amekaze. Even this heartbreak had brought him to greatness in the end and so Charon did not weep for what he had lost, instead glad for what he had gained. It seemed so with everything in his life. Somehow Osprey was a big part of what lead his life; fighting Dante over her had brought him Moonspear, and being rejected by her had brought him to mate Amekaze. Yet she herself had faded from his mind (after all, she had made it abundantly clear she did not wish to see him again and so the chapter had been closed), especially in the light of what had happened to Dhole. Goober was his number one priority presently, his friendship with Dhole more precious than he could but describe.

Imagine Charon's surprise when he happened upon her during one of his patrols. He felt hackles prick tensely as he approached her, his posture tall and proud to mirror his rank, his stature, his greatness upon this mountain. He approached in silence, tail curved over his back and its tip twitching tensely, waiting to see what she had to say for herself.