Blacktail Deer Plateau o father (in law) where art thou

he swallowed, as if the small act helped him take down every word grayday was throwing at him. he knew--he knew--that this was not his life to take, that justice would soon strike this wolf down in some shape or form. and he understood that anger must not overcome him, especially not now.

but those nightmares. those bloody nightmares.

"i'm very rarely angry," adi finally said, once grayday had finished. "i am, now. but thank you. that. . .that helped." he gave his leader a weak smile. "i will try to take that with me as i go forward. for myself. . .and for my new family."