Redhawk Caldera if i die young

"She was still quite young when the subject came up," Peregrine explained, "and she was jealous." He shrugged. A young Junior had been threatened by the idea of smaller, cuter (in her words) siblings. She wasn't unique in that way. Peregrine recalled one of his older sisters being horribly jealous of himself and his three litter mates. "It hurt her, the idea of being replaced. Which is a silly notion, of course, but not entirely untrue at the same time. She was just a little girl from a broken home."

He stared out at the rain the entire time he spoke, though he once more turned to face Jaws, their eyes meeting. "You don't know Junior," he said with a twitch of his lips. "She's a bit high-strung. She also hates Fox, which is a huge part of it. My other daughter, Saena, does as well. Ty and Pura don't seem to mind much. Tytonidae's always been a giant sweetheart and free spirit. And Pura just doesn't seem to care about much at all, really..."

Redirecting his gaze once more, Peregrine blinked in the direction of the den, though it was hard to see through the curtains of gray rain. "Saena and Pura live at the plateau and Ty's with a friend at the Sunspire. I'm not sure about Junior. She disappeared. She was an Outrider, though, so I like to think she got fed up with the Teekon Wilds and went out to travel the world. It's unlikely she'll ever meet them, though maybe the other three will drop by someday."