"They ate my tailor!"

When he spoke in Cora's mind back then, he convinced her to be her father Mainard and that she should speak to Ezekiel about considering a meeting for a possible alliance with the other Alphas.
At first she avoided, but she is a brave woman and in the end her fiery temper won over her fears and she indeed spoke to Ezekiel.
The Werewolf Alpha though, knew of the mental conversation she had, he really monitors everything that happens in their mansion, especially their mental conversations and he knows that the one she spoke with wasn't her father, but Crow.

He didn't do anything to her though and strangely, he didn't scrap the idea of the alliance. He can't say he is convinced, but he sure is interested, though, he also understands they must really need him if someone like Viktor decided to pull him in, so he wants to take some advantages for himself.
He sends them a letter with his terms and conditions for a meeting, if they accept, he will go to said meeting in which they will be able to discuss about the alliance.
The list includes things less dreadful than others might think, in fact, only one relatively horrible thing, the rest, quite strangely normal stuff.

-Everybody stay away from his current mansion, don't try to approach it for any reason, don't look for it, don't bother his pack nor the other people living with him (Tomiel and her parents).
-Viktor keeps a very big distance from the place where the meeting will occur.
-They will accept his decision whichever it will be without bothering him any further, he is no type to change his mind.
-Hand him Crow, for no good purposes. He wants to punish him for his insolence and for that "joke" of sieging his previous mansion with the other Shifters.
-An audience with the King to discuss, harmlessly, about new conditions for his kind.

Now, Viktor would accept immediately, but found it fair to ask for Jeremi's permission, as it's his firstborn son, but naturally, Crow's father doesn't think about it twice and gives a yes with all capital letters. In truth, the only one to really disagree is Crow himself, so he is really screwed, as they accept Ezekiel's conditions, he is sent there to him for whatever he will want to do with him.