When the Hammer Falls

He'd been rather...absent, as of late. With his father disappearing and no clue where his mother was, he felt more alone than ever. Granted, his sister was around...sort of...he hadn't really bothered to seek her out for comfort let alone to chat. He supposed he just preferred to be alone instead of in the company of others, but he knew that if he wanted to continue being a part of the pack then he would have to change his attitude at some point. Or at least enough to do his part and actually act like he was part of a pack. He sighed as he stared out across the border, wondering if Tyranis would ever return or...better yet...if his mother would suddenly come out of the woodwork and show her face. He felt he had lost all respect for either of them at this point, the boy taking the abandonment harder than he thought he would. What did it matter thought? Who the hell needed parents anyway? Even his uncle's own mate left her children for better pastures. He scoffed as he arrived to the meeting, taking a seat near the back and waited silently in his classic broody fashion.