Sun Mote Copse then drop on the deck and flop like a fish

She saw then, that she'd caused the innocent creature harm without having any legitimate reason to do so, and regretted her hostility. When Bat turned to leave, Niamh sighed and opened her mouth- but before she could call out to stop her, she froze on her own, and Niamh felt relieved that she wasn't just going to dart off. 

"C'mon. I'll take you to see whoever you wanna see." She said. She shrugged. She knew she'd already screwed things up enough. "Or I can just let you go and find them on your own, if you don't want me around," She continued, somewhat ruefully, though the last thing she deserved was Bat's forgiveness, for the way she'd treated her. She didn't feel completely ashamed of how she'd acted- considering everything Bat's sister had put her through- but she did feel some remorse for having done something mean to someone innocent...Which was exactly what had happened to Colt. She felt bad, perpetuating the hurt that should have ended a long time ago- but Niamh was one who held grudges the way families cling to traditions.