Redhawk Caldera hucklewine

The thing with Dwin being small was that she recognized very few adults by their faces. Mom, dad and her siblings were exceptions, because they spent the most time with her. The rest - she categorized them by feet. Therefore to her Teya was not a lady with a pleasant and good-natured expression and beautiful blue eyes. No. She was Two-White-Two-Brown paws that were often covered in lake-scented mud smell. Easy, right? :D

"The Big One?" Dwin was all ears and quickly scanned the surrounding area, just in case that beast was hiding somewhere near. @Maia had told her a story about a big fish that could eat naughty puppies, who wandered too close to the lake edge without supervision. Except rather than deterring Dwin from going there, it made her all the more determined to see it for herself. If Teya was going to catch that puppy-eating beast - Dwin sure as hell wanted to help. 

"Let's do it!" she stomped her paws in excitement and bounded towards the lake to see, if there were any Big Fish prints there.