Redhawk Caldera The Way We Weren't

Quixote was at least willing to work with the bird, even if it was weird, if only for the sake of not having to ruffle too many feathers, ha ha.  Hell if I know.  It doesn't sound like the best idea, yeah.  I mean... She isn't exactly what I'd consider much of a diplomat either. -- I'm actually kind of considering trying to put a bit of effort into that kind of thing, just so maybe there's one of us losers who tries to prevent another war if it comes up.  You can tell I'm a great wordsmith, right?  Quixote was not the ideal sort to be going and doing ambassador-y things.  He was either blunt or obtuse depending on his mood, and neither of those were good for dealing with how to keep people from killing each other.  No more war, plzkthnx.  He wanted to be a late blooming college student in peace or something along those lines.

Back to her though.  I think if Finley and Elwood weren't having pups soon it might not be so bad.  They'd be able to help out and make sure everything was gonna work out ok, that the nearby packs weren't gonna eat us, there was that drama with whatshisface at Moonspear, if he remembered right, but won't they be busy with their kids soon?  Towhee needs a mate or something to help out, not a bird.  And not me.  I have issues with leadership.  He would have been that edgy kid in high school drawing anarchy symbols on his notebook when he was Towhee's age.  He did look pointedly at Colt though, though he expected a similar response to what he had.