The Sentinels it's too late to rupaulogize

If Eilidh could hear his thoughts, she'd laugh at his notion that she never did anything stupid. Eilidh remembered vividly doing something very stupid once, but Cas hadn't been around to see it. While he and Behati had scouted for these very woods, she had ran away, convinced that nobody loved her or thought she was worthy enough to help find their new home. Of course she'd come home eventually with her tail between her legs and with the knowledge that she was a worthy wolf, but not very good at scouting. Even if she knew these things internally, she couldn't share that with Cas, because she wasn't a mind reader.

Learn from it, Cas. You can only get better from here, I promise. That 100% had to do with what he did next, but Eilidh had a feeling that he would be fine in the long run. After a moment, she laughed softly and shook her head. I'm not smarter than you, Cas. I just use my brain differently than you do. As for where she thought their brother went, she wasn't sure. I don't know where he went. I hope he's alright, though, and that he'll come eventually. She would like nothing more than to have her brother's twin back with the family.