Blackbeak Bluff It's a shame, it's a crying shame them's the brakes

There was spite in Caiaphas' voice, and understandably so. Niamh hadn't been on Caiaphas' side the last time she'd seen her, though she'd wanted for things to turn out differently. She'd always looked up to Caiaphas, and she'd hated to see her leave. And it wasn't too long after Caiaphas left that she saw the point that the sharp-featured female had been making. She'd only realized it too late for the two of them to perhaps band together- along with perhaps Towhee and Phox- to replace Raven as leader. Raven had stepped down shortly thereafter, but Niamh hadn't respected Quixote either, at that time, and it had taken her a while before she'd seen her own error. 

"I don't want anything," She said; an honest enough truth. There as nothing that she needed from Caiaphas, but at the same time, she didn't want to just leave her. She looked as thugh she'd been injured recently, so Niamh made sure to keep a respectful distance so she could be reassured that Niamh meant no harm. "But you were right, you know," She admitted. "I just...Didn't see it until it was too late." She said. she dipped her head a bit. "Are the kids doing alright?" She asked then, wary that Caiaphas might have heard news of Niamh from Rosalyn and Erzulie- who very well could have spun the story in such a way as to make Niamh the villain.