Redhawk Caldera you are blood and earth, not theory and chalk

Elwood shifted his gaze to Finley as she more eloquently elaborated on his thoughts. She expressed his every feeling accurately; they knew that something had to be done, but they feared putting their family at risk to do so. On the other hand, they were like sitting ducks if they refrained from action, and he didn't like that option either. Finding that he had nothing to add except his solidarity, he nodded firmly and turned his attention to Thuringwethil, whose response was short and succinct and filled him with hope as well as terror.

"Thank you," he said, his words quiet yet earnest. As far as her query about the layout of the Blackfeathers' territory, he reached into his memory to recall Wildfire's description. "They're to the east, in a forest. I don't think we know much more than that -- Wildfire said that there's some sort of network of tunnels where they kept her prisoner," he replied, lips tightening as the words crossed them.