Checking in of the Pack (Or What's Left of It) [Hara]

Maybe it was childish, but he did not want to leave. He didn't want to leave his daughter's for more than a second. Morgause and Morgana were... disturbed, that was the only way he could think to describe it. He loved both of them, of course, but the way Morgause was acting was very worrisome, Morgana not that better, though they at least seemed to work well together. He could only be thankful that Gawaine seemed... Well, better than his sister's. Nimueh had been his best friend, and Mordred knew it was difficult for his son to adjust, as he didn't fit in with his remaining sister's.

It made him anxious to leave his pups, despite the fact that they had begun their wise pup training, and to say he'd become mildly depressed when they left his den and he found himself alone, was an understatement. He was used to the pups, to having Asa around. Now he had neither, and it was much too quiet. Arthur hung around, trying to cheer him up, but Mordred wasn't in the mood. Instead, the once adventurous and rambunctious wolf was much quieter, checking on his pups at every opportunity and why did his father have to choose him for this journey? Too far and too long.

Reluctantly, he was padding along to meet his father, unsure of how he felt about his younger brother tagging along. Maybe it would be good for him to have a more energetic wolf around, and who knew, maybe he could get something out of teasing the younger wolf about that she-wolf that had joined recently. Mordred felt bad for not paying closer attention to the going-ons of his family, not even knowing the she-wolf's name, but at least he knew a little bit.

"Dad," He greeted with more respect than he'd ever had before the whole ordeal, having grown up quite a bit through it all. He couldn't remember the last time he'd teased his father or picked him up until their mother told them to knock it off. "Has Aliel's visions given any clue on what's going on?"