Heron Lake Plateau now i’m free from what you are

For some reason I thought it was someone else's turn (oops) so I'mma just go wrap this up real quick at this point.  :P

God, finally she freaking got moving.  It took long enough.  Maybe they should have used some teeth to get her out of here faster.  It did leave Quixote reconsidering how he treated wolves though; the buried anarchic streak left him from earlier days had shaped him to be a pretty casual leader.  Weren't causing trouble?  Then all was cool.  Did he really have to put his foot down and be more of a control freak to get the sort of respect that he gave to leaders automatically?  Ugh.

He was going to be happy to see the back of them, and it didn't take too long (though it felt much longer) to get them to the borders and across them, off into the unknown.  Whatever fate would befall them, it wasn't his problem any more.  Pity for the children, but that was all.  The excitement was over and it was time for the Redhawks to return to return to their usual level of calm (which wasn't very, but this was even out of the norm for them).

Quixote would wait until they were out of sight before turning home with Raven.  Maybe she'd want to talk about what had just happened.  Maybe not.  But to a certain point it didn't matter as long as she was still there beside him -- then everything was okay.  And if any other idiots tried that same thing Caiaphas did, maybe he should just skip straight to the "chew their face off" option.