Moonspear Frosty the snowman

Charon didn't really expect bears at play either. They would've known it if Yami had been taken by a bear, unless she had gone far out from Moonspear just to get murdered by a bear, neither case which made much sense. "Bears are messier, they wouldn't cover their tracks like this. We'd know if it were bears," said Charon, who wasn't entirely aware of bear hibernations and therefore what Amekaze really meant about bear foul play being unlikely. Should someone remind him of it he would probably remember learning of it at some point in his life, but as things were, it was just not on the forefront of his mind.

The thing about the Redhawks got to him, though. Charon didn't remember hearing anything about the Redhawk Caldera wolves after they'd left. He had always assumed that they had simply lost the war with Blackfeather Woods and that they were gone now. "Redhawks?" he asked and his eyes narrowed. "Are they still around? I thought they were long gone." But the fact Ame mentioned them now must mean they still lived close enough. Charon instantly felt pissed that he hadn't been informed, but they must've thought he already knew or had gotten information about the Redhawks' whereabouts in his absence, perhaps. He vaguely recalled something about some Redhawk dropping by but it had mostly gone over his head because he hadn't been at this meeting personally -- nor had he been asked to be, a thing that irritated him greatly and only further fuelled his thoughts that for him, this feud wasn't yet over.

Charon tensed at the mention of Blackfeather. He should go visit sometime. See if Potema was still there, see if his daughters were there... For some time they had slipped his mind but he felt a strange pang in his chest as her pack was mentioned, and hoped that she was well. "Hm," he simply said. "What's the wolves on the coast? Where are they?" He didn't remember finding any packs when he visited the coast with Vela and Jarilo, but it seemed Ame knew more. Charon felt terribly out of the loop of things, but it was good to be caught up. He found it hard to picture Blackfeather Woods doing anything -- but mostly because aside from that one asshat guy his daughters had trouble with, he had never had problems with them -- and figured that Redhawk they'd taken had probably done something to deserve it, then.