Redhawk Caldera The Mountain

"Well, I had one send off party already. And look, where it got me," Dwin smiled and bumped her shoulder against Maia's in a friendly manner. "Nah, I think I will be good just bidding my goodbyes to you and maybe some other people personally. Or just you and dad. I won't say I am too old for a send-off party, but - you know - it does not feel as necessary as it did, when I set out first," she told. 

"Would you like to have some lunch and then tell some of your very best adventures?" Dwin suggested, getting to her feet and stretching. One part of the conversation had come to an end, but she was not yet ready to part from her mom yet. Nowadays they did not spend too much time together and therefore Dwin wanted to cherish every moment she got with Maia.