Redhawk Caldera Banterland

@Amalia

Dwin's anger at Dee had dwindled after a while. A month was a too long time to feel disappointed and hurt. Yes - she was still not entirely happy with the path that her sister had chosen, but she understood her better. After all - her leaving had not been much different (except she had told everyone that she had been going) - and she would have gone regardless of what any of her siblings had thought at the time. Besides - Aiden had dispersed soon after, Sorana had gone as well. So - in the end - this was the way young people did things.

Spring had come with warmer days and sunnier days and Dwin enjoyed them immensely. When she was not busy searching for food (which consumed most of her free time), she sunbathed, she swam in the lake and explored every corner of the caldera. Turned out that there had been some truth in Eljay's words on things that were still to discovered here (or something along the lines - she was as bad remembering all the details as he was retelling every single story Finley had ever told him). 

Today, for example, she was perched upon a cliff that gave her a perfect view at the clear lake water below and she spent her time either reading the scents that the wind-post brought with it or observing the lake carefully, just in case the big fish were to appear.