Blacktail Deer Plateau coming for to carry you home

She said she did not expect mercy, and mercy she was not given. Blue Willow dismissed her first, flinging words at her as if they would hurt, calling her puppy dog. Kaskara held in a laugh at that pathetic excuse for an insult. Kaskara wasn't afraid of Blue Willow. Her words were childish and petty as she tried to save face against her own venomous words. Kaskara did regret the moment she chose to voice her concerns; it was clear now was not the time. But then, Kaskara had never been very good with timing.

Then Peregrine told her, in no uncertain terms, to leave and never return. She took her opportunity when he walked away from her, slipping to her feet and slinking back the way she came. When she was many yards away from the group, she paused to look back, sorrow and pain in her eyes. This was a place she had hoped to become her home, her family, but she had ruined it with her short temper and quick tongue. She vowed never to let her emotions get the better of her again.

From a great distance, her howl of grief could be heard nearly half an hour later. In it she sung of her sadness, of her sorrow, of her deep regret at losing a potential new home.