After a morning spent in Raven's company, learning the various uses of snow after having her collar and neck assessed by the medic, Fiadh retired to the rendezvous site in need of a nap. It wasn't that she found the subject of medicine boring—in fact, she liked it more than she ever thought she would—but rather, all forms of education were boring. She wanted to be out and about, doing stuff, not just listening to someone lecture her on it. Raven was hardly a lecturer, but she was just a dumb kid with nonexistent patience.

She flopped down on top of a hill in the rendezvous and sighed dramatically, stretching her legs out in front of her as if fun could materialize on the tips of her toes. Predictably, no ideas were forthcoming and she ended up rolling over onto her dark back and kicking her legs skyward, seeking answers in the clouds.

While Eljay hoped that his kid siblings were playing jokes on him, Fiadh was busy hoping that Tynee would make another appearance. Her oldest brother seemed a little worried about finding a bear, whereas Tegan seemed totally stoked on it. She'd be lying if she said she wasn't kind of disappointed that their brother didn't share in the excitement, but he just wasn't as cool, she supposed.

"They aren't aggressive, that's a myth," Fiadh confidently claimed, though that was a bit of a fib. She knew, of course, that bears were kind of dangerous. But Tynee hadn't been aggressive and had even helped her to get home! Surely bears were just misunderstood. She was certain Tynee would prove Eljay wrong and he would come to like bears just as much, so she said, "come on, we're going to get a bear!" before taking off, Tegan in tow (and probably a reluctant and worried Eljay), for the place where Tynee had dropped her off.