Two Rivers Isle Oh boy

@Burke

It was time for him to leave, this Remy knew. But as to what had brought the urge upon the young brute, he was clueless. Still, he released a howl for Burke as soon as he awoke and awaited his arrival. How he would explain his reasoning, well that hadn't been quite fleshed out yet, but hopefully his message would be heard the way he wanted.

Burke was quick to respond to the other's howl, thinking that he wanted a lesson. The older male had some time on his hands and decided that it would be wise to spend it more with Remy. The grey tank trotted up to him and greeted him with a woof. The large male stopped before Remy. "You want another lesson?," he asked. He was eager to help seeing that the other had been eager to learn. Burke really liked that in other wolves.

Burke approached and asked about lessons to which Remy shook his head. I have to ask you a different favor, actually. He gulped and cleared his throat before continuing. Will you...would you give me leave? It was a bold thing to ask with no other explanation or reasoning, so Remy continued. I am incredibly grateful for all that you've done for me, allowing me a rank and everything but I just...there's things I have to take care of.

Sorry for the hold up!

Burke's face slowly fell in to a frown when the male needed a different favor. He was not really sure if he was ready to give them that, thinking of other favors than the male was thinking about. Burke was a bit in shock that the male wanted to leave. He had been so motivated. "Well I will dislike that you are leaving, but I am not one to stop you if you need to do something," he spoke. He did appreciate the other coming to him though.

"There is one condition. If you leave you may not talk about Arthendal to any one, not even mention my name. If you have to mention me you can refer to me as Thor." Burke was not pleased to see him leave but if he had to then better on good terms so he wouldn't go calling out where their pack lands lay.

Though firm in his diction, Burke granted Remy the right to leave which pleased the young warrior-in-training. I understand; this is very unexpected, which I do again apologize for. You don't have to worry about me sharing anything at all. I respect the laws of this land. He gave one last respectful dip of his head before turning to make his exit. Whether he was to be escorted away or not, Remy planned to leave a dignified servant of the Lord and his Lady.

Burke nodded shortly. "Good. Well if you respect the laws of the land you are welcome to return." It was not something Burke liked saying because he hated deserters but Remy showed respect and they needed the members. So he hoped Remy would return. "Then I do ask you to leave now, instantly." He didn't want Remy to linger. He made his decision then he would live up to that decision.