Moonspear who can blame him

Charon hadn't even considered Drageda'd still be around just after the war and that they would find them there. He'd actually pretty much forgotten all about Drageda as a whole. Charon thought it too risky to take on Redhawk head-on, but on the other hand Moonspear had never been bigger than they were now, and they did still have Gannet presently. Maybe they should use their advantages. Luckily his daughters, like his mate, were better tacticians than he had ever been. Charon just wanted everyone that had ever wronged him in any way to suffer a painful death.

"Hm," he mumbled curtly with a frown on his face while he considered things. When Alya mentioned Liffey he realised he had completely forgotten about that. Now that it was mentioned he remembered that Liffey was Redhawk; he remembered smelling it on her coat that one time they met before she joined the pack to be with Rannoch. He didn't remember not seeing her when Galaxy died, but then, so much had happened then...

... And he had to admit, listening to Alya's story, that it wasn't the whole truth, considering the girls hadn't exactly warmed up to Liffey themselves. But only now did the realisation hit him that they'd never gotten past that point, when he had expected that by now, they were all friends and whatnot. It was a delicate situation, and Charon wasn't really sure what he should say about it. He wondered suddenly if Liffey was maybe not as invested in Moonspear as he thought, but she'd seemed so genuine and he really didn't want to dislike her. He definitely wasn't going to share any of these thoughts with Alya, though.

"Huh, I didn't know," he said in regards to Liffey, deciding to gloss over the fact he thought his daughters could maybe try a little bit harder to befriend Liffey themselves. He was still pretty much thinking this problem would go away if he ignored it a bit longer. "But you're right. We could also go and demand this Titmouse character handed over, but if they say he no longer resides there we won't know if they're being lying assholes or speak the truth, so it boils down to the same." Charon really did want to get rid of the Redhawk pests, but he still felt the risks were quite great at the moment, too, which left him hesitant. It was good to muse over this, though.

Then he thought of something else: "Or, when they can't give us the culprit, we can demand some other form of justification. That eliminates the risk of them lying to us, because it will not matter whether they speak the truth so long as we get something in return." A thing such as one of their children as a thrall, he considered, but there were definitely other options too. Something for Galaxy's death.