Samus gave her brother a wild grin at his remark, her tail wagging in a flurry. She loved their uncle, and he had a strong paw in raising them, but unfortunately it wasn't quite enough to fix the fact that their parents might as well be puppies too. The girl didn't mind, though, not yet. Perhaps in a few years she would grow bitter over the immaturity of her parents, or perhaps she might embrace her upbringing and never grow up. For now, however, the impish child was unconcerned with the future- she very much lived in the present, and currently, the present was the trio's unsolicited adventure.

Her ears perked as she heard the sound of Moonstone approaching, turning towards her beautiful sister with a lopsided grin. Samus cared deeply for both of her siblings, but in slightly different ways- Rufio could be her partner in crime, and he would always be her brother, but there was something of a different bond between sisters. As different as Samus was from the softspoken Moonie, the tomboyish girl held a sort of respect for the uniquely colored wolf. Perhaps it was because she didn't understand how Moonstone didn't want to simply give in to the craziness, how she didn't want to be wild and free and loud and obnoxious. It was confusing, but at the very least, even Samus could appreciate it. As long as Moonstone didn't become a spoilsport, that was.

Samus gave a hearty chuckle at the suggestion, but she let Rufio speak before putting in her own two cents. "Ya only wanna go t' the moon 'cus your name is Moonie." the leggy girl teased, but the sparkle in her eyes was anything but malicious.

"Dontcha hear how papa snores? We could be in 'n out 'fore they even knew we was gone!" Samus said with a snort, and then with a playful smirk, dropped down into a hunting crouch, wiggling her tail. "I'mma sneak past 'em like this." she said, stalking towards her sister. "And mama and papa, they'll just be like this!" she said, before rolling over onto her back and imitating a snore.

She cracked open an eye and looked back at her sister, who was presently upside-down from her current position. "'Sides, if we wanted to go to the moon or stars, we'd havta go at night anyways."