Redhawk Caldera going through life

"Sorta," Eljay replied, and Elwood nodded. He was used to his son's self-deprecating responses, so even if Eljay didn't think he was doing a good job of patrolling, he was still making an effort -- and that was enough to garner Elwood's respect.

He fell into step alongside his son, tail swaying loosely between his hind legs. There was no need for any displays of dominance; they were the only two wolves to be seen for miles. He blinked at Eljay's mention of Sebastion, though his face quickly softened into a smile. "Oh yeah, I know Sebastian. He lived here for a while -- I think you were just a kiddo -- but he left to do his own thing," he said, remembering the younger male and his quest for love and independence.