Redhawk Caldera when i see you again.

Finley watched her daughter leave. Her reluctance was evident, and Fin felt a flicker of guilt kindle in her heart. A better mother would have held herself together so that she could share this moment with her children. A halfway decent mom would have at least not sent her kid away like that. But Finley had never considered herself a very good mother, and this just went down as even more evidence of the fact.

But as the pain reached out to swallow her whole, Finley found herself unable to hold onto her guilt, or any thought of Liffey at all. Her eyes were on the ground that covered her friend, and soon enough she couldn't see even that as tears flooded them and she crumpled to the ground under the weight of her silent sobs. She crawled over the dirt until she was nestled on top of the recently disturbed earth. It was as near to him as she'd ever be able to get again. She tucked her muzzle underneath a forearm with a pained whine as she succumbed finally to the heartbreak.