Stavanger Bay floating for life

So his actions had a reason, although Kaertok hardly considered it an excuse. It was a half-assed apology followed by the realization that maybe he'd done something wrong. But the last bit of information was the interesting part. Somebody had come through and taken the head of the pack, and this guy was none-too-pleased about the change in leadership. Now there was something Kaertok could sink his teeth into (maybe quite literally).

He halted, letting his ears fan back as he thought on it. How exactly would I benefit from that? he asked, allowing the other wolf to make the terms. It might win him some brownie points, but was that really all Kaertok wanted?