Moonspear Don't mind me

As Vela said that it sounded like he still held a grudge, Charon answered, his voice sharp: They left us in the middle of your mother's last pregnancy. That should be answer enough for her — honestly, he felt as if Vela herself should maybe hold more of a grudge for those reasons. She might not have personally gotten to know these wolves but she had been there when they had betrayed Moonspear, even if she was small. It was her siblings that were endangered by their selfish actions.

As for the second question, it was more complex than that. No, he answered curtly. It's a year ago. I'm no longer angry, even if I'm disappointed that they have never seen the err of their ways back then and have come to apologise for the selfish and shitty timing of their actions then. He would not maul them should he run into them today. Mostly, Charon just figured it'd be hard to have a civil conversation with them because he doubted that they saw how much it had hurt him how they had left back then. How their words had hit him square in the face. They could not understand in all their selfish ways and so Charon was certain that they would only twist the dagger further. Therefore he did not have the urge to seek them out, either.