Redhawk Caldera So many matters.

Sebastian slowly nodded when Elwood agreed that the alpha pair should have lived much longer than this. As they got closer Sebastian became quieter. He dipped his head at Elwood's gesture and stepped closer to the burial place of the two wolves. It was unreal. Peregrine was like a father to him, and he did eventually warmed up to Fox. That female probably had the same with him. He needed to prove himself. He let out a long howl, which was his goodbye son to them.

He looked at the two piles and gave them both a nod. "It was good knowing you two. Don't worry. I will make sure your youngsters will grow up safely," he spoke. He then dipped their head to them and turned back to Elwood. "Thank you for showing me," he spoke. Sebastian then realized that perhaps a leadership position was open in the Caldera. Yet, it might be inappropriate to talk about before the graves of Peregrine and Fox. Maybe if Elwood would see all his hard working efforts he would come to him with the offer. "I meant what I said. I will take my role in this pack seriously," he assured his friend.