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Luke was fading from sight when Peregrine arrived, and Fox gave him a sympathetic smile. She had given him her thoughts on fooling around with somebody who was not a part of the caldera as soon as he'd brought Luke up in conversation, and it seemed even more prevalent now. Fox had no intention of preventing it, but their relationship would not be much of anything if Peregrine was bound to Redhawk Caldera and Luke was forbidden from entering.

"Why does everybody act like this is such a surprise," she half-asked. They never should have allowed them in the first place. Fox had always held a strict no-trespassing mentality when she'd ruled Swiftcurrent Creek, but Peregrine had assured her that allowing their friends and family in would not be a problem. He had been wrong.

Fox paused, allowing Luke's figure to disappear before speaking again. "Do you still want to pursue him?" she asked. Fox did not plan on forbidding such a thing, or even discouraging it, but she wanted to hear Perry's thoughts, plans, or whatever he had locked in that (suddenly grey) head of his.