Redhawk Caldera Let me tell you my story.

A quick glance around her told Finley that everyone seemed to be enjoying the storytime. Even the faces that were confused by Towhee's signing were politely curious and seemed to genuinely be trying to keep up. Only two wolves appeared to be disengaged - unsurprisingly, one of Sebastian's kids. This was probably the one that Elwood had said was all upset about her brother. The second grumpy face came from future-Sebastian, as Finley called him. He'd not been a pleasant fellow so far, so she wasn't exactly surprised at his lack of enthusiasm either.

Fin made a mental note about it, but otherwise didn't much care. Her attention hopped quickly back to the kids as they continued the story. She grinned as they told about how everyone had cried over Fox and Peregrine's departure from the Plateau - a stretch she'd been well aware of when she'd told the story first to Towhee. She did not, however, remember the part where she'd volunteered herself as the most distraught one of the pack, but she still snickered appreciatively of her apparently role in the tale.

She gave her mate a playful frown as he nudged her. "I was very emotional back then," she informed him quietly with a smirk. She looked back at the pups then, wondering what they'd tell of her doing in chapter three of the story.