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Shrike answered without hesitation, which surprised Peregrine somewhat. He was expecting something a little less noncommittal, for no real reason. He filed away that answer, ears splaying to the sides at the other wolf's question. He no longer had much of an emotional reaction to mentions of Junior, though he still didn't much like talking about her.

"My sister, Osprey, lives in another pack not too far from here. But her namesake is no longer with us," Peregrine answered simply before moving on and adding, "Her litter mates are off doing their own things as well." He thought briefly (and fondly) of Ty, Saena and Pura. "Their mother was Hawkeye. As for my kids with Fox, well, our first batch is just over a year old. They've all dispersed. Now there's the four little guys. You'll meet them soon enough, I'm sure. And there'll be plenty more where that came from." He and Fox both still had several fertile years ahead of them and if history was anything to go by, he might even wind up having more kids than his parents.

"But I'd like to know more about you, now that I have you here," Peregrine said next, despite his earlier intent on finding and banging his mate. "What sorts of trades interest you?" was his first question. "And what're, like, your dreams and shit?" Did he aspire to leadership? Hope to find a mate? Have a family?