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Peregrine came closer, and Shrike gulped. Now it was obvious that Peregrine's leg was quite badly injured if not broken, but he wasn't sure, now, if Fox had been telling the truth about the fact that one of their newborns had caused it. He didn't feel inclined to ask, but did keep in mind her warning, just in case she had been telling the truth. If one of their pups had caused that to the alpha, they could probably do even more damage to him. Shrike had little to no experience with pups, and had had absolutely no idea that one could cause that sort of pain to a fully grown adult. 

Nonetheless, though he was injured, Peregrine seemed quite pleased to meet him- Fox had mentioned his name, then, leading Shrike to assume that they were in fact related through the same Redleaf family. He'd already come to one conclusion, just based on the information that Fox had given him as well as what he'd learned from his grandfather. He smiled softly, though, pleased that he might have reconnected with a very important part of his family- after all, Osprey had said nothing about March Owl that he hadn't said with a great deal of love, respect and affinity. If this was one of her children, Shrike felt it was mandatory to feel the same sort of respect and admiration. 

"Dad was Bobolink," He said. "Got a bunch a aunts, uncles, cousins, siblings," He said, but then went straight to the point he thought would matter most. "Grandfather was Osprey. Born DeMonte, adopted Redleaf with his sister, March Owl." He said. Given the age that Shrike presumed Peregrine was, he madethe final connection. "She your mother?"