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"Dunno," he replied with an affectionate but decidedly weary look on his face. "She screams for what seems no reason at all. It drives you to the edge of madness," he quipped. Honestly, Wildfire's colicky nature was difficult, probably for Fox in particular, seeing as this was her first brood. Peregrine suspected she would quiet down eventually, or maybe they would all get used to it first. "What can I say, though? It's great that she's so lively." Especially after what had happened to "Derp," her obnoxiousness was almost a relief.

Peregrine cracked a smile at Jaws's suggestion. "Blackbird would actually be a really pretty name," he said, "and it would work with not only her mother's preferred naming convention but my own family's tradition of naming at least some of their offspring after birds. My mother, Mo, had an incredible knowledge of birds. It was nearly encyclopedic," he shared.

"Speaking of birds," the Alpha said in the next moment, glad to be moving further away from sad subjects, "where's your little sidekick, Dick?" As he spoke, he motioned for the subordinate to follow him and began leading the way toward the edge of the clearing. He had paid his visit to "Derp's" grave and soon he would either head out for a quick hunt or return to the den, whichever seemed most necessary.