Redhawk Caldera Monster

Gannet didn't appear very interested (which was hopefully a good thing), so Peregrine's gaze fixed on Whip's face as he chewed over this information a moment and then posed a question. It immediately reminded the Alpha of his dream about Peter. He couldn't recall specific details in any real clarity anymore, yet he still remembered well the feelings engendered by that particular dream. His lips twitched faintly as he regarded his living son.

"I'm not sure, although it's possible. You know, we don't really know what exactly happens after we die. There are lots of different beliefs. What I shared with you now is what I personally believe. Others think that when we die, we go to a place called heaven, where we get everything we've ever wanted and feel happy and safe." He didn't want to make death sound appealing to the possibly depressed youngster but he did want him to make peace with Peter's death. It was a delicate balance. "No matter what you believe, though, the general consensus is that those who're gone are at peace."

He glanced at Gannet, not wanting his pale boy to feel excluded from the conversation. "What do you think, Gan? And have you seen Ferret, by any chance?" he tacked on a little absently.