Moonspear What a tangled web we weave

He knew his actions and demeanor were most likely mystifying. Any other wolf would hate her for first trespassing, and then getting herself enslaved, and taking the time and energy of the pack to feed and care for her since she wasn't able to do so herself. But, Dash felt he held more responsibility than that. It wasn't all black and white for him.

So, when her question came, it wasn't surprising. I'm not generally a mean wolf, he confessed. I do protect my pack, who I consider family, to the best of my ability, he said, no regret in voice on that part. But, I don't know yet if I... understand why the leaders chose to enslave you. He chose his words wisely. You made a bad decision, yes, and you are being punished for it. All that was obvious. But, I don't think enslavement automatically means I should have to be mean to you. Maybe Charon would think differently, but Dash just didn't have it in him to be mean to her. He was upholding her punishment by not allowing her to leave. Would that be enough for his leaders?