Redhawk Caldera blake's got a new face.

HAHA, I like "fuck the what" and am now going to refer to it as such!

He laughed as Finley confided that she and Fox were the true leaders of the caldera. Surely Peregrine would disagree, but maybe to appease the females he would have gone along with it. Girl power, and all that. Truthfully, Fox and Finley were both strong, independent, and active women (here, he thought of their tangles with a cougar and a bear, respectively), and were great leaders. There was no doubt in his mind that they really would be capable of running the pack alone.

"Well, baby-making is all us guys are good for," Elwood said, nodding sagely as though this were the truth. It wouldn't be long before the Alpha pair was expecting their first litter together, and, in fact, Elwood had discussed this very topic with Peregrine just a day or two ago. Stretching his legs out in front of him, the Gamma rolled onto his side, sinking into the cold snow as Finley turned the tables on him and asked to hear about his deepest, darkest secrets.

To be honest, there were none. Elwood hadn't lived a particularly exciting life up to this point. He thought for a moment, trying to come up with anything that was even mildly interesting. He wasn't sure if Finley really cared, but he started to fill her in anyway. "I wound up here because I was looking for my twin sister. She ran away, and I tried to follow her...I never did find her. I don't know if I will, but...I'm glad I'm here, in the meantime," he said, meaning that he was happy to have found his way to Redhawk Caldera. But he was also glad to presently be in Finley's company.