Moonspear who can blame him

Alya remained silent and Charon's ears perked forth at her lack of response. "What do you think?" he asked candidly, feeling that she must have some thoughts on the matter. Either she had to fully agree with him, which he doubted since she thought that they should go to Redhawk Caldera to kill them all, or she was thinking while he was talking and wasn't sharing whatever was on her mind. But he wanted to know, valuing Alya's advice just as he did Hydra's -- even if he asked for it less often.

As for her thoughts on the Blackfeather wolves, he scoffed when she said that she was afraid of them for a long time. Charon knew their borders weren't exactly pretty, but before Vaati, he had never had bad experience with them. "I've never had problems with them. Potema has been my friend since we were both mere pups, and she's lived there her whole life. Vaati's attack is the first thing they've ever done against any of us -- and Rannoch wasn't even a part of our pack at the time, so it wasn't even really against us at all." He took a brief pause before tacking on: "As a matter of fact, if Vaati hadn't scolded about you girls at the Blackfeather borders when I visited Potema about the matter, I wouldn't even think too poorly of whatever happened now. Who knew what triggered it, even." Yeah, he didn't appreciate anyone painting blood on his doorstep, especially to one of Eshe's kids, but really, things like that were forgotten easily. Insults against his blood, however, no so much.

"Redhawk is a bigger threat to me than Blackfeather Woods. Always has been." His frown turned grim as he considered the options. They couldn't get away with this — his children would not be safe. But to team up with Blackfeather Woods..? He didn't think it would be wise, for while they were not a threat to him they were chaotic and unreliable, all but Potema. The fact Potema didn't even care for them anymore showed that enough.