Ravensblood Forest It's sorrow that feeds your lies

So... this is how Ty is dealing with this. Completely denying anything is wrong and living in her own head.

While the adults had been busy scurrying this way and that, and her couslings had been somewhat understanding of what was going on, Ty remained her usual, aloof and distant self. If anything, she retreated from them further, spending her days by herself just outside the rendezvous site staring at bugs for hours and making friends with all of them. Today, it was a toad. “Oh, Mr. T,” she said, “I just don’t see how you can be like that.” The girl rolled her eyes with contempt at the green animal covered in unsightly warts. “Will you please leave my friends alone? They are only trying to get to the river.” She scowled at him, using her paw to gently push him aside. He just didn't understand.

Her rather important conversation was interrupted by a familiar sound. One she recalled from days when she could not recall much at all. But this sound, she knew this one! Ty remembered it well, and a look of clarity washed over her face. “Saena!” she exclaimed, her tone ripe with glee. The girl bounded toward the sound, stopping only once to stare sleepy-eyed at a rather beautiful flower. When she reached Beedubs, Ty wagged her tail happily. Curiously, she walked over to the heap of bones and black fur that lay scattered on the ground.

Ty cocked her head to one side, and then spoke in a stern tone. “Osprey Redleaf-DiSarinno Junior!” she demanded of what was left of the corpse, “Where have you been! We’ve been looking all over for you!”