Swiftcurrent Creek I'm at a party I don't wanna be at

Kavik didn't miss the frown, and it only added to the guilt he felt regarding the situation. The stranger then looked somewhat defeated as he spoke again, stating that he understood, but Kavik wasn't sure anyone could understand the position he had been in unless they, too, had to make that decision...at least not fully. But, he wouldn't try to defend his choice; that wasn't what the boy needed, nor would help they way he must be feeling right now. Kavik wanted to say something, but he couldnt think of anything that seemed right. Luckily Aditya spoke up, offering kind words and the names of some of the nearby packs. 

Kavik took a step back then. Again, I am very sorry. Feel free to take something from our caches for your journey. He offered his packmate a dip of his head and then turned to head back into the territory; there wasn't much else he could do here.