Redhawk Caldera Warp 1.9.

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While she didn't have the energy or coordination to hunt something down, Niamh had stashed a number of small meals away and while it pained her to do so- she dug one up and carried it with her toward where she knew her children (no longer children) were being tended to. The gash on her right foreleg continued to weep every now and again when she pivoted the wrong way, so she did what she could to keep her weight off of it. She'd need for it to heal completely if she wanted to be useful. She couldn't imagine how much it would suck to be as heavily pregnant and overdue as she'd been last year, with one leg out of commission. 

She flicked her ears forward in interest when she noticed Towhee sitting outside the den and she felt a pang of concern for a moment- but over the stiff, frozen rabbit she noticed that a pair of tracks led up to the den, and that one of those sets of tracks belonged to Meerkat. Niamh still wasn't entirely sure what had happened in the Glen and what had sent Meerkat skittering to the Caldera, traumatized. But she wasn't keen on pressing the matter- not while she would also likely be devastated by how close Bronco, Fennec and Alyx had come to being killed by a cougar. 

She nodded at Towhee and dropped the rabbit to the ground. She sat, then, so she could take some of the pressyre off her forelimb, before she decided it was best simply to slide down to the ground and lay, like a sphynx, in the snow. She looked up at Towhee with a tired, concerned expression that spoke to how overwhelmed she felt. From within the den, sobbing. Meerkat's voice. "Well." She said, softly, silently hoping that Towhee would find some sort of a conversation started, amongst the many things they had to figure out.

Within the den, Bronco found his sister, and curled alongside her, feeling her paws grasp at one of his, and hearing her sob. Oblivious to the wreckage that had befallen the Glen, he murmured something soft and assuring- no more than a non-sensical whisper- and welcomed her to snuggle in next to him with a slight tilt of his head.