Redhawk Caldera Woes vs. whoas

So his suspicions had been correct. Huh. This was not Fox, so he assumed this had to be one of their countless children. Why had he not considered that before? Perhaps, he was getting slow. But one thing he did notice was Wildfire's name. Well, it just wasn't weird. And he noted it out loud. "Your name is cool," His comment was laced with a hint of suspicion, as if he could not believe this was one of Peregrine's children since she did not have a weird name like the rest, though her nickname begged to differ.

But as the conversation went on, he braced himself, just waiting to be called or compared to Peter once again. But she did not. This surprised him, and it was clear within his features. But all at once, his nose scrunched up, a hint of distaste among his body language. "Whip?" She could not be serious. "It's Jack," He replied, though he felt oddly miffed the woman had though him to be Whip, the one with the weirdest name of them all. 

But the news of his woman being his.. his sister, was news to him. He knew he had been accepted into the Redhawk pack, but he did not know that meant into their family. Huh. His eyes flickered over to his family as the sploshed around in the mud, like children. Yes, this was his family. However ridiculous they were. "Cooool," He smiled back at the woman, awe clear on his face. He could not help the urge to flaunt it everywhere, that this girl here, yes, this one, was HIS sister. He could see it all now. They would go on adventures, hunt down cannibals and save orphans like him from all the bad guys of the Teekon. But that had him wondering, why had he not seen her before. She couldn't possibly have just arrived. Could she? "You're staying, right?" His tone seemed wary, unsure. His gaze shifted back to the others, resting particularly on Ferret. Now that he had an older sister, he didn't have to worry about the boy coming after him. His eyes snapped back to Wifi, meeting hers as if searching for something deep within.

"You have to stay," His tone turned hard, adamant on that fact. She couldn't leave now that he had just found out he had a sister. She was the only one who didn't look at him like he was Peter. She had to stay.