Heron Lake Plateau who's saying nothing about as loud as she can.

Towhee rejected the opportunity to rage freely at her, which Fin probably should've been grateful for, but instead she just felt frustrated. She knew her goddaughter was pissed and she appreciated that the girl was trying to control it, but the last thing Fin wanted was for her anger to sit and fester. She wanted it to get out, but Towhee was stubborn, and she was apparently more concerned about this Tegan thing than Fin realized. It didn't take her long to puzzle out why, and she instantly felt sick.

"I'm not surprised he didn't come," Fin admitted, considering everything now in a different light, "He probably doesn't want to be around Wildfire or Bat's sisters. As heartbroken as Tegan is right now, it doesn't compare to the way a mother feels when she loses her child." Lucy flashed in her mind - a ghost that would haunt her endlessly, and would always break her heart all over again the moment she entered Fin's thoughts. "I'm sure he feels guilty, and lonely, and he's probably taking everything out on himself. He will always be Tegan, but loss does change you," she said solemnly, "He'll come back though. He just needs time to grieve, and he needs us to remind him that he still has us, even when he doesn't want anything to do with anyone."