The Sentinels Sweet Lass, Quiet Lass

Osprey did not think that she was among people, who deserved "much happiness", since most of the troubles and sad events in her life had happened because of her own fault. Some of the mistakes she had made, faulty assumptions and bad words said that she did not want to remember at all. There probably were thousands of souls out there, who deserved more and never got enough, so, if it was in her power, the lass would keep a bit of her luck to herself and then hand the rest out to others. 

It was a little odd that, while Blue's children weren't born, Osprey could feel so happy and excited around her pregnant friend. And in the days to come after their birth, she would remember this moment and feel like such a hypocrate. But at this moment she didn't burden herself with the worries about the future, for her mind was going through more trivial matters - such as the "old wife" tales she had heard, regarding divination. 

"I am sure that one of the ways was by reading the arrangement of guts, belonging to a freshly killed bird," she announced and then furrowed her brow, realizing that she could have given the wrong animal species. "But I think that it's sort of waste of time, if you can eat it straight away."