Redhawk Caldera Jet Song

I'm just gonna square up and try REALLY hard to punt this over onto page 3 just because-
AWH DANGIT NO FIELD GOAL FOR ME. Next time!

He chuckled when she huffed at him. She ought to get used to it, he thought, if she actually wanted him to stick around. Patrolling the borders was a great distraction for him, and it was a past-time that he enjoyed. Perhaps he'd never really realized how much he just liked going for long walks, or maybe it was just the fact that he could at least tell himself the borders would be reinforced, and that that alone would make them safer. It would take him time to learn that patrolling and marking the borders was only a small part of the battle to keep the interior and vulnerable members of the pack safe. 

But Fennec had given him many things to think about. If he truly was to trust his instinct, then he wasn't sure he could go forward with trying to get the warrior specialty. He enjoyed sparring because he liked playing, and he enjoyed quality time with others. But he was not a terribly competitive wolf, and didn't mind giving the victory to another so long as it was only a practice spar. When it came to fighting a real fight, well...He had yet to manage one without either eventually backing down, or feeling terribly ill afterwards. Something simply wasn't sitting right- but it had taken hearing the words from someone else's mouth in order for him to even begin realizing his true potential. 

"Yeah, yeah," He replied, complacently acknowledge that she was right- and that she probably did know more about most things than he did. He'd plugged his head into only a couple of real niches when he'd begun training as a guardian, warrior and trapper- and had not had much life experience aside from hunting and patrolling. Fennec- she had travelled, and had learned to see the world in a completely different way than he did...So there was lots he had yet to learn from her and fortunately, they'd managed to avoid a major meltdown in their friendship, all due to him being short-sighted. If he'd paid more attention to their entire ordeal, he might have realized he had some potential in him for being a counsellor- but for the time being, he'd just be grateful that Fennec had seen fit to give him another chance.