Redtail Rise little known facts of strife

meanwhile, typhon's entire problem with the rise was that it asked exactly what his homeland had required, and he had paid the price too many times to allow himself to submit to a commander again. 

he was an honorable man.  when he pledged himself to a pack, he would hunt for their citizens and defend them from natural threats — bears, cougars, trespassers.  but he would not take part their warmaking, and he had not the chance to ask what politics were in play before his resistance was deemed unacceptable.

this alone signaled to typhon that this was not a reasonable pack, nor one worth defending; however prophet came to be here, they had struck gold.

now that he had shed his title he became impassive.  he kept a steady pace and as he crossed the border he tipped his head back to release a howl for prophet, calling him brother and announcing his exodus.