Moonspear splitting bridges

drogon falls in line behind charon as the alpha makes the suggestion of drogon joining him on his patrol. whether it was an actual suggestion or not didn't much matter; drogon wasn't going to refuse ( besides charon was going to same way he was ). drogon'd made a promise to vela that he'd work on getting to know her dad better and accordingly, let charon know him. there was a part of drogon that thought maybe it was a bad idea. he'd always been rebellious by nature and had an inherent dislike of authority that wasn't his own. he could only hope that the thought of vela and his genuine desire to get to know her family ( the family he doesn't know ) better was enough to hold strong. vela could be his future if he didn't mess it up and she ...they were the one thing he wanted to get right in his life.

"that's fair." drogon comments despite that the ansbjørn suspects his comment wasn't necessary. this was what he wanted and it strikes him as a good thing that charon, too, is taking an interest in getting to know one another better. it's a good starting ground. "what do you want to know?" drogon inquires, ears cupping forth atop his skull as he glimpses away from the neutral territory just outside moonspear's borders to charon's back. drogon's good at eluding questions about himself but he's done things he isn't overly proud of; he's done things that he's proud of and it occurs to him that perhaps he shouldn't be proud of. drogon's past is busy and complex despite that he's not even a yearling yet. it's not exactly anything that one shares unless it's deemed utterly relevant; but charon already knew that he's both once ran with and is a (proud) traitor to blackfeather woods and that's half of his "secrets" right there.