Swiftcurrent Creek say you'll be there

“Y’don’t say,” Fox replied when Robin revealed how she had found her younger sister. “I’ll bet you never expected to see me here like this,” she said, glancing back to the creek to accentuate her point. “To be honest, I didn’t expect to get thrown into this, either.” But Fox had taken it in stride, and she was now quite content with the way things had worked out. Her followers were many, and she had a few steadfastly loyal ones to boot.

“So are you sticking around, or are you just here to see the show?” Fox asked. She could understand if Robin just wanted to see if the tales were true, but she certainly wouldn't mind having a blood relative here among her ranks. It would only make the pack closer, tighter-knit than it currently was. Fox had found the creek to have plenty of unique aspects, and the group of once-strangers were now quite close with one another. Sure, some of the newer folk were a bit on the outside, but Fox always tried to make them feel as welcome as possible. It was a shame they had lost Ferdie and Jace, but she staunchly believed it was for the better.