Redhawk Caldera Into the abyss

Okay, so Tiger obviously knew her sister well. She quickly corrected him and he couldn't argue with her, so he simply shrugged in the midst of his digging. He glanced at her as she made a promise to get back at Finley, and though her tone was aggressive, there was still a playfulness behind her words. From what Finley had said, this was how she interacted with all of her siblings; they were a rough and tumble crew who thrived on taking advantage of one another.

Once Tiger had freed her foot and leaned back, he reclined on his haunches and solemnly drew a paw across his chest. "I'm really sorry. Cross my heart," he swore, and he meant it. From then on, he would stay out of the trickery between Finley and Tiger. It seemed that she had actually injured her ankle, and he peered at it, although with his limited medical knowledge he couldn't pinpoint what was wrong with it or the type of remedy needed.

With a glance down at the rabbit, he offered, "Do you need me to grab anything for you? Herbs, or something to set the bone? I don't know much about healing, but if you tell me what I'm looking for, I can find it." On the inside, he was bursting at the seams to tell Tiger about Finley's pregnancy, but it didn't seem to be the right time to spring it on her. He at least had to try to fix the damage he had partially caused before telling her she was going to be an aunt.