Redhawk Caldera Take your fears and let them go

at your convenience <3 ofc

It had been nice, being away from the Caldera for a while and not actively searching, or hunting, or a variety of other things. She'd spent a good portion of it thinking, and the conclusion she drew was that she needed to talk to @Teya one more time before she let everything rest.

She didn't like the way they'd left things, and even though her intentions had been good, she shouldn't have let it drop like that. She'd given the advice she needed to give but she hadn't supported Teya the way she needed to be supported right now. Bridget had laid down the pressure and then let the silence hang instead.

Her apology was a batch of flowers she'd found on her way home. They were a beautiful shade of medium blue and erupted in a spray from the central bush. She'd dug the entire thing up with the intention of planting it near the entrance to Teya's den. Now was the time! Mother and daughter both seemed to be out.

She was better at harvesting flowers than she was planting them, but with any luck, they'd live long enough to provide a bit of mid-fall color. Bridget shook dirt from her claws when she had finished, then stepped back to admire her handiwork. It was.... a little off-kilter, but the color was gorgeous. Hopefully she and Sorana would like them.