Redhawk Caldera I think we should tell your mom

Lagan could tell that his father was doing his best to remain patient with Lagan, and as always the boy greatly appreciated it. Elwood asked what Lagan meant by gone, and the boy was hesitant to answer. I mean, he ran away! I looked everywhere but I couldn't find him. He shook his head again at Elwood's next question. Lagan hated to admit it, because he thought him and Titmouse had been best pals. To think the kid had actually run away from him, really hurt the boy.

Before Elwood got too worried, Lagan added, I looked all afternoon, and I did find a bit of a trail. I think he might've found Liffey and went with 'er, because the trail led to this area full of Liffey's scent. I tried to keep following it but it was getting late and I lost it. He said, his eyes averting back towards the dusty dirt at his paws, which he shuffled around anxiously. He looked back up at his father, a look of sadness in his round green eyes. Do you think Liffey and Titty are gonna be ok?