Redhawk Caldera Lost in the loneliness

Bronte - it appeared - was more of a diplomat by nature than Dwin was. Because she would have never stepped up to apologize for not acting in a friendlier manner. She had her pride, she had done no crime and therefore had no responsibility to accomodate Alaric or make him feel more welcome. She had been polite to him out of necessity - the situation was not good. Bronco's daughter on the other hand had more empathy and had probably salvaged the exchange, where Dwin's pride would not have cared to bother. 

She waited in silence, until Alaric was nothing but a black dot moving away in the distance, then turned to Bronte and praised her: "Good job." Had anyone told her months ago that she would give any well-earned credit to any of the Blackthorn children, she would have laughed them loudly. "Let's go find others and tell all about this," she said, turning to move. "And I think it's best, if you do the explaining first. And I will add on, what we promised and what we plan to do about it," she added.

"What on Earth got into her," she murmured to herself, shaking her head as they left the borders. 

Last one from me.