Blacktail Deer Plateau Who the hell is bucky

Last for me! Pm me when you'd like another. Maybe the next one we can have Stark for some more drama?

Ezekiel still felt the shame, even when Captain said she didn't want an apology. Even if she didn't want it, he couldn't express enough how sorry he was. He'd done too much damage and accumulated too much guilt to let go that easily. Even if everyone he'd wronged forgave him, his chains had already been made. He watched as Captain hoisted herself up onto a rock to talk more. Apparently they were done swimming. If only he hadn't said anything, he could be wasting her in a splash fight right now.

Captain spoke so calmly, she was blunt but right. The thing was not that being a soldier was bad, though he did think of it that way. He just didn't want to be one anymore. Inside he didn't want to fight, not even as a guardian. And yet his instinct and duty always led towards violence. Plus his aggressive personality didn't help. Maybe she was right, a soldier was just who he was and always would be. But it didn't have to be a bad thing. Not with her at least. She understood him, not in the way others wouldn't. Not even his brother or sister, wherever they may be.

Captain was smiling again, she'd seemed to have gotten over her point. Zeke didn't smile back, smiling wasn't one of his favorite things. Instead he nodded and replied, Thank you Cap. It wasn't much said, but it was enough. They way he said it told everything about what he felt. He looked down at the water below, it glimmered and shined brightly. The sun had fallen further now, and the shadows it cast were like long black figures beckoning out the moon. He should return home. I should be going, new pack, gotta make a good impression.

The large grey boy leaped from his perch to hers, almost pushing her from her rock. Once stable, the two wolves smoothed together so as not to fall, Zeke chuckled a little. They probably looked silly, but he wanted to give her something before he left. He touched his nose to her shoulder, a smile managed to stick to his face once more. See you, Cap. After a moment, he got up and leaped to shore, making his way back to the mountain. He was a mountain wolf now, and part of a new family, but Captain would always be his first family. And his closest friend.