Blackfeather Woods i have almost forgotten the taste of fear

He nods stiffly at her assumption, "Yes. Blood, death, that is war. But not scary. We do not fear death, because Blackfeather does not loose." They will not. They have not, and it is the reason they still stand today as the oldest, standing pack the Teekon has seen to date. Vaati fears what damage the war may to do his home, but he does not fear extinction as extinction is not an option. 

She agrees to heed his warning, much to his satisfaction. The other's -- his brothers -- were much less his problem than her. To Maegi, he felt a sense of responsibility for the was the only girl, the one who he felt resembled the image his mother once held more than the others. But he was neither her father nor the keeper of the boy's. He was their brother, and if they chose not to listen, then that was not his problem. Vaati could only be glad that she did.