I'm just fantastic

Peggy nodded as Corvus spoke of his own resolve. She was glad to hear it, that her young cousin was as determined as she was to take control of his own life instead of depending on anyone else to finally pay them any attention. Their future was their own, and they obviously couldn't rely on their elders to take care of their needs anymore. Sparrow's lack of interest in them had made that clear, and she was wary of assuming that Shaye would be any different. "Thank you, Corvus," she said softly, though she didn't give a particular reason and really she wasn't sure exactly what it was that she was thanking him for. Just... just for being there when she needed someone. They said pain shared was pain halved, and it seemed that just by voicing her frustrations and concerns and hearing his, it had lessened some of the burden of loneliness from her young shoulders. She managed a smile for him, one that didn't feel quite as much like she had to force it. "You should try to get some sleep. I know I will," she added, taking the opportunity to slowly stretch. She'd been sitting there for some time, and even her lithe young body was feeling a bit cramped. "Good night, Cor." She bumped him with her shoulder affectionately, then moved off towards her den, muffling a yawn as she did. Like lancing abscess, talking about it had released a great deal of the tension and turmoil keeping her awake, and without it her body was suddenly demanding the sleep it had been craving. Time and passed to find her den and give in to that demand. -exit Peggy-