Redhawk Caldera One life with each other

"In that case I wish you two best of luck," Osprey said with a smile. Knowing her brother it was easy to see him surrounded by many, many children, grandchildren and other grand-grand-grands. This image reminded her of the promise they had given each other as kids and repeated time from time again during the adulthood - to grow old together. And though they had changed quite a bit with age - neither him, nor her really felt that they were at the point, where they would consider themselves as really old. As slow, cranky and grumpy kind of old, when everyone puts up with your whims out of respect for your age. 

She fell silent then, realizing that their time together was running out and that they would have to part soon. "Would you mind walking back with me and meeting your nieces and nephew in person?" Osprey finally asked. "They have to know - after all - which scary face to look for, when they are going to be on their own."

ooc: I think that you can fade this out in your next post - thank you for the wonderful 1700 post long journey wth Osprey! :)