Redhawk Caldera sunday night blues

There was one wolf in particular Fox had been slow to reconnect with. Somnia had once been one of her closer friends, but since she had left, they had obviously drifted apart (both physically and on a social level). However, Fox vaguely recalled that Somnia had been interested in taking care of the kids before she had disappeared.

Sitting at the mouth of last year's den (which Fox fully intended to reuse again this year), she let out a call for @Somnia, hoping she wouldn't be too far off. If she wasn't around, there would surely be plenty of time to get in touch with her before the kids were actually born.

Thankfully, Somnia had not been too far off. She had been barking insults at a squirrel that had just managed to escape her jaws and climb up a tree. Even though it did nothing to make the situation more favorable, it brought that unexplainable sense of relief one gets from screaming at inanimate objects for the hell of it. As Fox's call went up, Somnia silenced herself to listen. To her surprise, it was for her. This would be a good chance to reconcile with Fox. 

Somnia set off at a brisk yet relaxed trot. It wasn't long before she spotted her flame-colored queen outside her den. She went up to Fox, plopping onto her haunches right in front of her. "It's good to see you." She commented before silently awaiting either instructions or an explanation.

"Somnia!" Fox bleated when she saw the hunter. Perhaps it was the fact that her pregnancy was confirmed, or maybe she was just downright happy to see an old (familiar) face. Whatever the reason, she bounded toward the grey wolf and gave her a jovial bump with her muzzle.

"You still want to persue that caretaker thing?" she asked. If so, Fox wanted to be prepared for whatever it was Somnia was capable of doing. Fox was mostly curious about how Somnia wanted to help. Fox had been mostly on her own last year (sans Peregrine). Finley and Elwood had been around, but they had their own set of problems to deal with.

Somnia seemed at least somewhat interested, and the two bantered for a bit about how that might go down before eventually parting ways.