Redhawk Caldera Their pet angel was just in the holy land.

Nudge me if my assumptions about the puppies aren’t okay!

Elwood was filled with mixed emotions as he and the rest of the pack gathered to depart. He knew he wasn’t the only one feeling conflicted — Eljay’s frown clearly expressed his opinion on the move, although the boy would never speak up against his leader and parents. While Elwood hated that they had to leave the caldera behind, he agreed with Towhee’s decision and carefully kept any disappointment from showing on his own face as she announced that it was time to take the plunge.

The sunrise signified their new start and gave him a pinprick of hope as they began their journey. He fell into step with Finley and behind Towhee, planning to urge Tywyll and Cinder along on their own feet until they needed to be carried. He cast one last glance over his shoulder at the peak that had become so familiar, and a sense of calm enveloped him despite a twinge of regret. They were making the right choice.