Moonspear not being able to find it

Aries was glad to be free of the dark girl - she left after spitting a few words at his parents. As soon as she was gone, the boy looked back at his parents and grinned, not caring for the harsh words clearly about him from Da. He did not regret what he had done, and nothing they could say would change that. His mother, at least, seemed to be on his side. Or that is what it appeared as to the young pup. This made him somewhat more pleased, as at least Ma was not disappointed in him, not like Da was. Plus, when Hydra treated him like dirt, that was what he felt was right. Perhaps he held too much pride, but he was unaware and simply thought that anyone would react the same way he had.

Another thing the Sigma had noticed was how much he had enjoyed drawing blood from the older girl. The taste was not something he desired, no, but he had very much relished in the act. I'll bring her even more pain next time - she'll give up trying to get me to show her any respect. I won't and she can't make me. Maybe it was foolish to think such things, but this was the peak of the boy's logic.

His father soon pinned him down, placing a large paw on his little chest. Suddenly angered by the movement, accompanied by the deep growl, Aries narrowed his eyes. He stared Da right in the face, wondering what he would do. He would not hurt him - Aries was sure. Da was family and Ma was here anyway so even if he tried he would be stopped, right? The boy lifted his lip, showing his small milk-teeth, ones that despite their size, he was still proud of. He was confused. Did Da actually like these wolves they had been forced to live with? Was he on their side? Did he no longer like Aries, feeling that he had to assert dominance over him?

As soon as he was released he padded quickly over to Olive with another small, sharp glance at Dakarai. He loved his father, yes, but he was annoyed at him for the time being. With no words, as usual, he followed his mother to wherever she was leading them.