Redhawk Caldera native boomerang

Fox wondered if things would have been better if she had spent more time with Peregrine's children. Really, though, she wasn't old enough to be any kind of guidance to them. Hell, she hardly knew what to do with her own life, and she certainly wasn't qualified to tell children how they should go about living theirs. So she'd taken a different approach and stayed away from them for the most part. Perhaps it was a mistake, but it seemed like the best option at the time. Maybe she would have made things worse by trying to be closer to them.

So when a familiar red-tipped adolescent caught her eye a hundred or so yards away, Fox did what she had always done with Perry's children. She acknowledged Saena with a pausing gaze, and then she continued on her way. Fox was well-aware of the girl's outburst when Perry had announced his (and Fox's) departure, having heard it from Peregrine himself. Funny that Saena would be so outspoken considering she had left without a word. So had her brother.