Redhawk Caldera bury me with bourbon next to a moonshine still

Eljay nodded as Kivaluk said it was nerve-wracking. He understood so well, having so many nervous tendencies himself. It's supposed to be, I think, the caretaker said with a smile.

A silence fell briefly between them as they made their way towards Chickadee and the pups, Eljay's pace slow as it always was these days. After some seconds of silent walking, Eljay said, I appreciate that you decided to come here. Another brief pause. I'm not much of a traveller myself, so it means a lot to me to have my grandchildren so close. He would have missed their upbringing entirely if they'd stayed in Moonglow, he was sure. It warmed his heart to think of all the special moments he would have, now, and it significantly improved his life — brought a light to his eyes — that not only had his daughter come back into his life, but she had brought life with her, too.