Look what the cat dragged in

Alena gave a laugh at his words and the elder wolf's ears pinned back in a hurt manner as she strode forward to sit right in front of him. Bane wanted to back up, but he felt his tail touch the edge of the thickly spaced mountain pines, trapped in a minor sense of the word. "I won't explain what background I came from that would take to long, but I will say that once mated, always mind how your partner is doing in life, because you know now fully know them. Even if I was an impulsive idiot to take what was half mine in the way I did, I want you to know that I was desperate for young I could raise after losing what I lost."

Bane lay down in front of the she-wolf as she let out a laugh and ribbed him about his age and family. His remaining eye would narrow at her comments and a growl had to be suppressed. The bridge may be burned quite a bit between these two wolves but he wasn't about to let their meeting dissolve into a fight. A irritated huff left him as he kneaded the ground between his toes, thinking what about how much he should tell her. "We had two more before we came here, so the six of use are doing fine." Bane raised his head and titled his neck to easily eye the she-wolf in front of him. "What happened to you Alena? You look like you've been tossed about a good bit." Scarred didn't quite cover it. Something happened too her, perhaps during the earthquake or the hurricane.