Redhawk Caldera Everybody knows the devil can't set foot in a church.

Cameoooooo

Niamh had been heading toward the borders, by some coincidence, when the sky lit up. For a moment, she thought she ought to call Phox- as at first the light was soft, and reminded her of the night they had danced together under the Aurora Borealis. But within seconds, the light had intensified, and a streak of it had shot across the dark horizon, heading toward where she knew the mountain range was. The light dimmed. She took a step closer to the edge of the Caldera where she had a good vantage point and could see past the treelines of the slope toward the distant horizon. A flash of light erupted in the distance- little more than a spark, given how far away it was- but it highlighted for just a moment the crooked silhouette of the mountain peaks. The light disappeared- and several seconds later, she heard and felt the crooked groan as the mountain shrugged and heaved a portion of its earth off down the slope in an landslide. Niamh was far too far away to see it- but by the sound of it, she assumed it was a landslide. 

What was most curious about the situation was the strange glowing thing that had streaked across the sky. She'd seen tiny little streaks very high up in the sky, and had heard a bit from Phox about such things. But for one to have come so close...Could it have possibly fallen and struck the mountain? She wasn't sure who else was in the area- but she figured she should inform the pack of what she'd seen- and then track Phox down to see if he'd caught sight of it. Out of all of them, she assumed he would understand it the best, and even if he hadn't witnessed it, she had- and could therefore explain it to him (hopefully without too many exaggerations.)

So she remained at her post on the borders, watching to see if it would happen again- and tilted her head back to call out to her packmates. "Landslide on Moonspear." She howled. She considered sparing more details- and thought for a moment about howling about seeing a star fall from the sky and strike it- but decided against it. She should speak to Phox first, and with Towhee as well- to see what they would make of it, and if it was worth informing the pack that stars could fall from the sky and take down part of a mountain with it. The last thing she wanted to do was incite panic.