Ravensblood Forest suddenly he's up and gone

On mobile, so italicized speech = Trigedasleng.

Reyes' reaction was neither what Dragomir wanted nor expected. His nerves lit up with nervous energy as the ruddy sea wolf pressed forward a few steps and flashed his teeth; right now, riddled with anxiety and fury and confusion, it came as an unwelcome intrusion. It didn't help that he assumed Reyes was his replacement. He bared his own teeth in a fearsome growl the likes of which would have made Mahler proud. He flung his tail toward the canopy and took a menacing step—so uncharacteristic of Dragomir, who was not known for being fierce or mean—but was halted by Vercingetorix's voice.

As a child, Dragomir's control over his feelings was tenuous at the best of times, let alone when he was reeling with emotional pain. He allowed his father to say his piece only because he was too upset to scream more. He began to sob harder instead, stumbling back until his hind end hit the forest floor.

Reyes was not forgotten; Dragomir's shining eyes found the youth again and he glared. You lied about coming to get us, Dragomir accused Vercingetorix, his voice high and shrill with emotion. and you lied about us coming with you. And then we had to leave Diaspora. Mom said we were coming to find you but she lied too.

You lie, said Dragomir, and only then did his eyes leave Reyes. There was nothing calm about his voice and demeanour but a part of him knew this was all Vercingetorix's fault, not Reyes'. You woulda stayed if you cared 'bout Isi 'n me but you didn't. We coulda stayed with Die'spor but you left us an' mom wanted to look for you. It was all his fault. I don' believe you. Sob. I don' BELIEVE YOU.