The jobs he was given since he started in these lands as a Delta were strange to say the least. He had to train the young ones and the sigmas, surely they'd make great warriors as he lead. Beartooth would soon need them for combat, Hawthorne would notice any day now that Drevis and their darling prisoner were gone surely and start pointing fingers. Beartooth was hoping that they'd turn on their allies, breaking bonds, as this was a relative of both Amberbjorne and Dawnshire. Yet, they had to cover their bases at all ends - Hawthorne had two packs allied to them and Tarben had only one.
The King had commanded the occult man to seek out the remaining single woman of the pack leaders - Sindri's alphess. A tie would have to be made, and Beartooth wanted it forged in any way possible. Of course he could not confuse his command for a wedding, he would not make ties to her aside from if she pupped. She needed to. He didn't care much how he got it, he just needed to. It was a strange feeling, having to give a seed to a woman he didn't know and didn't care for. Granted he didn't care much who he laid with, but to do it for the purpose of children and to unite kingdoms.
His cream and white colored paws gently trailed the perimeter of this strange pack. Surely he wouldn't have to try too hard, he was a handsome man past his burn scars. As he walked, he made sure to watch for the marshes that surely were freezing cold water. His hellfire eyes flicked around as he sat against a tree, giving a soft sigh. How did he get himself into this mess? A rustling on the tree made his head flick up, finding it was only a bird. Yet things were eerily quiet, someone surely had to be watching these lands. He had done rounds in turns with the other members of Tarben, constantly watching. Was it just relaxed here, or was he being watched? His ears stayed forward as his head lowered, he chose to stand, watching his surroundings. "Hello, anyone home?"
"You get it too, to the fullest!"
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