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When Wildfire didn't rise to the bait and instead began to keen, Peregrine immediately knew that his fiery daughter wasn't chewing on Tiger's paw because she was interested in playing a game. She was hungry. Before she could get too loud, he scooped her nearer to him, grasped her scruff again and trotted into the den. He deposited her beside a snoozing Fox, then turned and hurriedly returned to his other pups. He suspected Tiger would prevent them from going anywhere, though she was still mostly a stranger and he didn't want to leave them alone with her very long just yet.

"I don't know how, because it feels like they ate ten minutes ago, but it seems they're hungry," Peregrine said to Tiger as Raven began to whimper next. "I'm going to take the others inside. We'll catch you later, Tiger," he said, flashing her a brief smile before collecting the remaining two pups and taking them inside for feeding time.