Chapter 97: Confusion

Baron "This way," he remembered his mentor telling him when he was young. "You can't do that, Baron. It's far too risky," Stafar said. "Why?" he asked, looking up at the elderly man. "Because, young boy, war is not to be taken lightly. Lives are treated as though they mean nothing, but they do. They should. You cannot fight without losing a part of yourself, which is why challenges are so discouraged among our pack members. Revenge leads to the treating of life as not a pick-me-up. You need to understand that," his mentor taught him. "Even when vengeance must be taken, it must be taken rightly. An eye for an eye, generally whatever it is that was taken, against whoever has been evened out. I've seen instances where vengeance was taken, but it was all because of a misunderstanding. A barrel roll, that is coffee. He was currently in the middle of a misunderstanding. 20,000 lives were lost based on a misunderstanding." "I found that camp," Baron turned to find Bane, the dark-skin