Redhawk Caldera And I've been working there myself

Lilitu laughed along with Maia, casting a glance up the slope. I'll remember that, next time I make a mad dash to the top, she said, her giggles eventually fading. She sighed, then, and nodded. Yeah, it is. But—everything's a lot, really. This isn't more than stuff I've handled before. You, neither, I'd imagine.

She gestured with her muzzle back toward their old home. It's only a short walk away, if anyone'd ever wanna visit, she reasoned.

They walked on for a little while in silence, Lilitu trying to memorize each and every facet of the caldera. Though much of it was blanketed in snow, little bits of brush or grass popped up from the white, like seedlings in spring. The thought of seedlings reminded her—

All the kids are so grown up, she said to Maia, smiling. Then, tentatively: Are you gonna have any more?