Blacktail Deer Plateau Obliviousness isn't all that it's cracked up to be

@Hawkeye and anyone else

The return of the 'captives' had left Ferdie with more questions then answer's. Bazi, in place of Fox, whom had not said a word to him, yet accepted his terms even when he gave her back all the cards. Perhaps there was hope he could mend fences with her but that would be in another place at another time far from now. For the two packs were no longer allowed near to each others territory anymore.

And he above all would respect that, and demote or punish those who didn't, except Jace for some reason Jace could walk all over him and get away with it for the most part. He didn't think himself an evil alpha who ruled with a paw of iron, in fact he asked very little of his pack. Then again the pack was very very young yet and he was sure to make some mistake somewhere. He still wasn't sure if keeping the back-stabbing pair of hybrids around was a mistake or not.

Thinking of mistakes, here he was, respectfully up wind and yet as far back from the boarder of a pack that was largely unknown to him as he could get, only close enough so that they may hear his howl. Being up wind so that his scent carried into the packland he didn't get to scent those within; if he had scented Fox he might have back peddled a lot sooner, found another way to fulfill his promise

Ferdie Von Pelt sat down tucked his tail around his paws and tried to make himself appear smaller less threatening by hunching his shoulders only then did he lift his head and howl a song for Hawkeye, hoping only she would come though he was also curious about this pack that by and large remained close to home; he was here to whisk Hawkeye away from the Blacktail Deer Plauteau and to 'his' mountain. So the less wolves the better right..

Perhaps this was a mistake... But he had made a promise and this wolf never broke a promise. Besides he was here now, With no back up, because he had no idea the threat that may live in this pack or the lover Hawkeye used to have. Obliviousness wasn't all that it was cracked up to be.