Redsand Canyon I'm standing on your porch screamin' out

He knew there was still plenty of time to learn the skills he was promised as a child, but it would mean staying here and answering to someone other than himself. He was not so arrogant that he couldn't serve under a leader, but he did wonder what exactly it would look like. He had been a child the last time he was a part of a pack, and there was still the issue that he worried about getting too close to anyone. This place seemed like it would be more about duty than relationships, though, and the idea of being trained to his full potential was extremely tempting. 

Kallik, he finally answered. I would be willing to serve you and your cause if I could be trained as a soldier in return, he said next. Something about the idea was too appealing to pass up. It was as if the conversation had awoken some long dormant need to protect.