Redhawk Caldera Always mountains one must scale

Peregrine began and, for the pup's part, he listened intently.  He's dead.. this meant nothing.  Asleep and never wake up.  Also confusion, as he tried to wrap his mind around it.  Sleep was a good thing, and always ended with waking up.

Before he could comprehend, Peregrine had moved on, and the next made perhaps the clearest sense to him.  And it was this he latched onto - we put him to rest, you won't find him.

Gannet took a step back and his ears lowered in confusion.  Unsure, he frowned, and his look when he turned his face to his father became somewhat accusatory.  "Why?"

It was a little unclear what the succinct boy meant by this, but internally, he grew irritable.  Why had they taken him away? Why had they hidden him from his brothers?