Redhawk Caldera And my nose is froze

Liffey hadn't been thinking about the puppies, but she nodded along as though she had when Elwood suggested they'd been lucky. Truth be told, she felt a little affronted that her dad thought it was a good thing they were trapped in there together - as though it was better that mom and her brothers starve to death inside the cave with the stupid babies instead of be able to find other shelter outside with them. She shoved the thought quickly aside, however, recognizing how selfish it was. The puppies were annoying, but they were important. Maybe not as much to her, but to her family and her pack.

When Elwood loosed a howl to the rest of the pack, Liffey couldn't help but to join in. Her emotions were running high, and howling them out had always been soothing to her. Her cry echoed his own - perhaps with more uncontrolled anxiety, but the message was overall the same. Is everyone safe? Who else is out here? Come quick.