Always another side

The Warlord gave a disappointed sigh as Flurry went on to explain what happened when Sparrow was in labour. “I didn’t know the full story, but I must assume he wasn’t thinking entirely rationally…” He said, after all, he’d been there to save the mother of his own children. But kicking pups… that wasn’t something the Warlord could condone. Children were beloved to Sirius.

He nodded his head as Flurry went on to explain her feelings. “Yes, that’s how these things become generational. One person is wronged, so they wrong another, and in turn they or their’s are wronged back. It’s… unfortunate.” He said. He wasn’t exactly about to apologise. He well knew how Sparrow had put his own children in danger, time after time. But he understood.

“Perhaps it isn’t up to you, but so long as Dread choses to follow the Raiders, I will choose the path of peace over war. I will defend my own, but I will not instigate anything, I will not fight my own. You never clarified if you came here as a diplomat or through your own curiosity, Flurry. So I don’t know the weight of your word, but feel free to carry that back to your Alpha. I have no wish to continue what's between our packs, and lose my son.”

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