Samus figured that what Moonie was saying made a lot of sense. She knew that her sister felt a great connection with their late grandmother. To be honest the wild girl couldn't really figure out why everyone cared so much about wolves that were already gone. Maybe it was just important to remember. "Hmph. 'Ah guess so." She said dramatically, squirming around on the ground. "But if they're mad, all we gotta do is just give 'em the big eyes and they forgive us real quick. 'Specially Dad!" Samus said with a giggle, rolling over onto her side but remaining on the ground, her eyes still upon the quieter sister.

She finally coalesced with a roll of her eyes and sigh, though it was clear that the annoyance was little more than an act. "Fine, we'll ask. If they say no, then I'mma sneak out anyway! And if ya don't come than yer just a spoilsport." Samus stuck her tongue out at her sister. It was simply her manner, the constant teasing, rarely being serious in any sense of the word. Life just seemed to be so much more fun that way.

A black ear flicked backwards as Rufio started talking, and she turned towards him just as he descended upon her, his tiny puppy teeth nothing more than an irritation, but the attack still deserved a response from the girl. Samus jumped up as her brother jumped backwards, her mind gone from the topic of climbing to the sun or the moon- it seemed that her attention deficiency would play in her sibling's favor for one- and focused completely on her counter-attack against Rufio.

She stalked towards him in a half-bow, her whole body seeming to wag along with her tail. Samus flashed him a grin before she charged towards him, her mouth open, aiming to get a few bites around his face and muzzle before dancing backwards once more. It was silly, perhaps, to an adult. but this was one of the few times that Samus would be serious. Well, she was the strongest, right? Now she had to prove it.