Redhawk Caldera Tea for three plus one.

Hey! As the stranger-packmate snapped at her mother, Sphyra immediately bared her teeth and pressed herself to her mother's side. You don't talk that way to your superior! There was a fire blazing in her eyes, and Sphyra was ready for a fight, should it come to her. The other had already decided to leave, though, and with a demeanour that showed that Sphyra's words had gotten to her (or, well, it was easy for the youth to believe that in the moment).

Now that the threat was gone, Sphyra turned to her mother and asked, -Who is she?- Sphyra honestly didn't want to know her name, but her story. It was the easiest way to ask, though.

Sphyra had sort of forgotten the request to be brought to her brother and sister in the heat of the moment. As she remembered, the young guardian said: -Sapsucker left again. She's staying at the Frosthawks, with Raven.- Sphyra didn't tell her mother the whole truth. It wouldn't be of much use for now. -Caracal is fine. Still a little baby.- She didn't think he'd ever grow up, really, and it didn't help that he spent so much time with Killdeer, who was actually still a baby (well, in Sphyra's eyes, anyway; he was younger than them).