Redhawk Caldera songsweet

Teya's swim had apparently warn her out and Bridget's stomach pinched, reminding her that she still hadn't gotten a meal in yet today.

Always. She smiled and then stood up, casting a look in the direction of the caldera's slope. Reyes would probably be back with food anyway, but just in case, maybe she'd stop in later. It didn't hurt anything.

I'm going to go hit the river myself and see what comes of it. If I catch anything good I'll bring it by. It was tempting, to let herself laze the day away and nap here too, but she couldn't. She was her own worst enemy in this minefield they traversed.

She paused, though, to press her forehead to her friend's for a brief moment. I'm really glad I'm here. She hadn't expected how much she truly missed this place. With that final gesture, she began her trek towards the river.