Redhawk Caldera you're always talking but you're not playing

Wraen explained that Moonspear's ideas were very different from Wraen's, and he wondered what had happened to make her think that. Oh? he wondered out loud. Eljay had never even met any of them. I didn't know you used to be a part of them. He knew very little of the world outside of his little bubble in this pack.

She then went on to explain that Arcturus' family looked down on him for leaving. That was unimaginable to Eljay. He couldn't help but wonder if there was nothing that could be done, but it sounded like a terribly gone wrong situation.

She then finished by saying that she liked the Redhawks -- which prompted a soft smile from Eljay -- but that her personal views clashed with what the pack needed. Wow, Eljay said with a thoughtful frown. After a moment of thought to process it all, Eljay said, Why are Moonspear and the Redhawks allied at all? Why would they -- no, actually, why would we give up some of our own -- someone who lead us for so long -- for... Them? For staying friends with them? Who decided that? He didn't mean to stir any shit up, but found himself at a total loss. He just didn't understand. At the first sign of another wolf being in potential danger from another pack, he felt that they should've always chosen their own.

That was his philosophy, and how he felt that leadership in the pack should be. It was hard to imagine Towhee would throw Wraen and Arcturus under the bus like that. That she'd choose the alliance over her own pack. Had she really done that?