Redhawk Caldera Her early leaf's a flower

"Well, that won't work, if you are such a good swimmer as you claim to be," Dwin muttered under her breath and not for the first time thinking that Teya might revise her policy on training every kid in the pack, how to swim. She feared - and this was not unfounded - that for the second time today she was going to fish out another over-confident puppy out of Big Fish's grasp. Was there a half-way to teach the kids to swim? So that they are able to float and not drown, but at the same time you can still control and manage them?

"Yeah, I am not so convinced about this," she told Ponyboy, when they had reached exactly the same place, where Frolic had made her leap of faith. "You can ask your cousin - she almost got eaten by the fish recently, though she will probably tell you that she kicked its ass, clawed its eyes out and scared it away to the next caldera over," she said. "Believe me - the truth was quite the opposite," she went on. "Just bear in mind that if you jump and if you drown, I won't go after you," Dwin told, but did not have any hope that her statements would be taken seriously. Blackthorns simply did not do that.