Bitterroot Valley and i saw nothing here but you

His dragon breathes fire in response, and the wraith finds it comforting; familiar and expected, and easier than dealing with his sadness. He's always worn anger better anyway, drawn in colder shades than his explosive counterpart yet no less stinging. Yeah, you're right, He concedes, reminding himself of Kavik's numerous failures as a father. He's probably better off without him, no matter how much it hurts. But for some reason, the thought makes him worry for — well, for his newest siblings. It feels odd to think of them that way, but now that the news has had some time to settle, he's starting to feel something other than resentment toward them. He hadn't even realized he'd be able. But he doesn't deserve it. He shouldn't get more kids whose lives he'll just mess up. It's not fair.