Hiding away from cold wind blowing

There was a lot to take in, but Osprey listened carefully and kept her expression neutral all the time. The disappearance of Tytonidae was nothing new to her aunt, yet she had harbored hope that the young girl would get over her hurt feelings and return. She recalled their one meeting fondly and felt sorry that she hadn't been there to see her grow up, to have time to get to know her more.

Junior's actions were something she had expected from the girl. Her namesake had grown up to be a lot like her grandmother - she had inherited March Owl's temper and it was only a matter of time before the youth began to crave for power and dominance. On the other side - it was sad to know that she too had fled the nest without a glance back. Somehow Peregrine's wish had not been fulfilled - Osprey, who should have been involved in the lives of his kids, was merely a stranger to them.

"I understand the measures you had to take for the sake of your people," she told Dante. It was a reasonable thing to do - apart from Osprey and Saena, who wanted to have nothing to do with Peregrine, he had no other relatives here. Thus no valid reason to trespass at his own will. "You don't have to worry about my feelings - the world is a big place, I can meet Peregrine at any other area too."

"How are the rest of the pack? Finn, Koda, the kids?" she asked, wondering, if there were any other new additions to their ranks.