Tetradore could hardly say that he was entirely ignorant to his sister's due date. After all he had counted the months since she had announced she was pregnant and though he'd assumed she'd finally given birth to her children, he had hardly bothered to pressure her into seeing them. A part of him knew they were his family, his blood, and yet, being faced with the consequences of his sibling's betrayal kept him hesitant enough that he merely waited until she was ready. That is, until now. He hated forcing his sibling's hand but their pack was fragmented enough that it had begun to weigh quite physically upon his mind. What he hadn't anticipated, however, was the shift that would call to the young things that trailed behind his sibling. His emerald eyes slowly began to focus on the kittens. "The moon calls to the young stronger then it does us." Tetradore commented after a moment. He had seen it before in the recently changed, they were confined to the moon's call, entirely unable to shift at whim like he and his sister were now capable of. His gaze slowly brushed over the two children as he was given a formal introduction, his tail twitching from side to side in a introspective nature. However, Tetradore was hardly given any further chance to move before a sound of crashing through the underbrush caught his attention, causing his ears to shift upon his chiseled head as his turned his gaze towards to origin.

His emerald eyes fell upon the spotted feline as he crashed through the undergrowth, nearly barreling up towards him before pouncing up the tree that Tetradore had taken perch upon. A soft grumble left the panther's lips as his head was nearly violently smacked with the skull of the spotted feline, his paw reaching up to rub the spot as he was just as quickly left as he'd come. Slowly the panther regathered his senses, his figure still as his attention befell upon the leopard's demeanor towards his own children. It was this singular moment Tetradore was most curious about, neither making an effort to defend the kittens nor scold Tobias. Instead, he merely waited, watching the boy's reaction. A soft snort of surprise eventually left the boy's nose as the large feline began to play so freely with the small kitten's, his head shaking ever so slightly. It had seemed that his sister had put aside her differences with Tobias and that was enough for Tetradore to choose to very little in regards to the children. It wasn't as if he would have to begin with though. They were his sister's children - he was hardly barbaric enough to fall to some ridiculous pack mentality when his were-species hardly congregated to begin with.

His gaze slowly falls upon the spotted feline as his voice entered Tetradore's head and yet, the ebony panther hardly displays a show of interest, not when Raven had already impressed upon him her delicate situation. Frankly, the panther cared very little about the budding relationship between the two. He so rarely took an interest in anything beyond his world - it was a habit that Risque had burned within him too well for it to simply leave in the months after. Tetradore could feel the woman in question as she neared the group at large, her presence pressuring upon his skull in the same fashion that all the members of his band of misfits did. The man hardly moved as the rock capitulated in the direction of his Beta, hardly concerned that it would hit him. Instead, his emerald eyes remained steadfast upon the peculiar colored lupine as she settled on the outskirts of the group. A soft sigh left his lips, his head shaking ever so slightly. This was what he had expected - this was something that Tobias would not understand. This was something his sister would handle poorly. Of course the two fucktards left it up to him to fix their mistakes.

"Come Raven. You have nothing to be concerned about. They are not his anymore then anything and everything is his. They are children of the pack and we must care for them â€" as a pack." His voice reached out across the gathering, his emerald eyes landing momentarily upon each of the three souls present as if daring them to disagree. There was only one way that this would work out - and that was if his sibling could behave civilly. What he didn't anticipate however, was the presence of the ebony tiger as she fell with such maliciousness. His emerald eyes narrowed ever so slightly as he noticed her gaze flicker in his direction and yet, Tetradore hardly offered her the acceptance she desired. Instead, the male panther rose to his feet, jumping from the tree that was his haven. A low growl reverberated within his throat as the male prowled closer towards the female - a very clear warning that they were not hers to have. They were not hers to kill. Purposefully the male put himself within the way of the girl and his sibling - a hiss crossing his lips. His jaw was parted, his canine showing perhaps just as deadly as the female in front of him. Tetradore's interest in her was undeniable but no one was ever going to kill his family again. His emerald eyes flickered but momentarily towards the large bear like figure that came onto the scene and yet, Tetradore hardly moved. All things considered, he trusted the bear far more then the feline in front of him. A soft growl was given backwards towards his sister, fully knowing that Nadya was only about to make this shit storm all the worse - after all, that's all he'd come to expect of her since he's discovered her alive and well.