Silvertip Mountain The light in the dark

Adeline squealed, caught off guard by the flying fish, who quickly swam back into the deep water, away from its predators. His gaze turned to his niece, who was obviously upset at the loss. He gave her a pained expression, sympathizing with her. One day, you'll get it, he said encouragingly. 

She didn't give up, though, going for something a little more manageable. She succeeded, and he smiled brightly at her. Good job! he said. He made his way back to shore. Time to eat! He dug into his own fish, ripping it half and giving one half to Adeline and eating the other for himself.

They ate, and then Steady offered to take Adeline on a stroll through the heart of the territory. They would hang out, enjoying the sunshine and chatting.