Redhawk Caldera kick 'em in the nuts

Mother-daughter time with @Wildfire!

The firebirds had now survived five turns of the moon. And what a time it had been. Considering some of the horror stories Fox had heard in her lifetime, they were have a pretty easy go of it. Both Fox and Peregrine were not only alive, but kicking and closer than ever to one another. All too often, Fox heard of parents splitting up after (sometimes right after) their children were born. In their case, Fox couldn't imagine doing that. Nightjar, Raven, and Wildfire were all doing great with no signs of slowing down or becoming the utter mess that their half-siblings had been.

Peregrine had mentioned (or at least implied, on some level) that they should be careful about mentioning the next set of firebirds. Fox thought this preposterous, but after seeing how Junior and Saena had reacted, she couldn't really blame him. Perhaps it would be easier knowing that these siblings would be their full siblings. Fox couldn't imagine any of her children trying to kill future ones... but Peregrine had thought the same about Junior, so perhaps she was wrong in that. Nevertheless, she decided today was a good enough day to test the idea on her little Dhole. Once at the rendezvous site, she scoured the grassy area for her daughter.