Redhawk Caldera we exist living a thousand lives, side by side

Burke was pleased to see that Mato took his side. It was clear that it was unfair what these Caldera wolves wanted. Both of them voiced their opinion, even the female next to Mato. Burke's eye fell on her for a moment as she spoke. His pale glance looking at her thoroughly. Then Benjamin rushed in and had to greet Mato like a pup. Burke had never been much of a fan of the lightest Rochester. He reminded him of Pyro, even worse than Pyro. Pyro was sickly, in his opinion, Benjamin was just mentally broken. When he looked at his brother Mato that was some good Rochester material.

When he spoke of founding a pack in King Elk Forest Burke was instantly convinced he should go there. Mato might be young but he showed potential. He could become a good leader. He seemed to have the right attitude. It was especially shown in those fierce green eyes. Green was not a Rochester color but Burke still recognized some clear family traits in his grandson. "We should go with him, Malice," he spoke to his mate. He moved forward over the border and stood on Mato's other side. He didn't want to stay here if lowly ranked pack mates would treat him like this. He deserved better. He had the idea he could be a mentor for his grandson. At least he would have a purpose.

Then Sebastian started being emotional again. He could still be such a child sometimes. Burke held his head raised as his son glared at him. Burke just glared right back at him. Sebastian defended the Caldera which was no surprise in his opinion. Burke rolled his eyes when he was accused of over exaggeration. It was true that one pack member took their side but he wasn't going to voice that seeing that Sebastian hadn't mentioned it. "That there is a food scarcity is already a sign of bad pack managing. And the one who said it is the daughter of the alpha pair. In my opinion that says enough about what the alpha pair thinks of Malice and me," he spoke. Another son of the alpha pair actually took their side but then again Burke liked to think he could turn things in his way. He was never the good guy. He was selfish and wanted the best for himself.

Burke rolled his eye again when Sebastian became emotional again. He was relieved that Sebastian wanted to stay here, hopefully, that mentally broken son of his would stay here too. Then natural section would take place meaning that the good Rochesters would at least survive. Sebastian and Benjamin could die of starvation. "Maybe you should accept the fact that that woman of yours just left your over-emotional sorry piece of ass and this shitty pack. Everyone left already, are you that oblivious?! They are not coming back," Burke snapped at Sebastian, voicing his opinion. Kind of unnecessary but it kind of felt good to be the bad guy again instead of laying low. It had never been a secret that he disliked his own son. They made up, sort of, but their relationship was never the best. It was only because Sebastian was too good and honorable to deny him that he had survived. He might have used his own son for his own survival, cruel but effective. At least he didn't have to pretend anymore.

Weird to write two perspectives. xD Sorry long posts Seb and Burke had to snap at each other once again xD