I had went and spent time with my family not too long ago, even my extended family who I hadn't had a chance to meet. My cousins seemed odd, in my opinion. Levi was too stern looking, Enya too quiet, and Ravenna too loud. My uncle seemed a piece of each of them but Mistletoe was totally different. I liked her. Maybe that made me bad, I don't know, but I had taken Visery's word for it and showed my parents I was okay even when I realized they had MORE children. I had played with Samia and Thor and actually found that I liked them. I mean, I guess I did, for a kid. The other pups crawled over Arthfael which was good for him since I didn't want little paws muddying up my fur. But today Visersys had found me sun bathing and asked if I wanted to go for a walk, to which I rapidly agreed. Stretching my lean legs was my favorite pastime, after all.

"Cool enough," I say absently, closing my eyes and lifting my face before jogging ahead for a moment and stretching until he made it up to me. I felt limber, as if I could run for the rest of the day and still not need time to replenish, and I grinned at him. I never bothered asking him to run with me at times, usually just running ahead and coming back in my smooth gait because I knew that his hindquarters didn't allow it. That didn't mean I didn't fantasize about us running side by side at times but it was something that likely would never happen. I didn't hate him for it, I accepted it just as he accepted the fact that in the mornings when he caught me sleeping my bottom teeth would poke out in a weird manner.

My ears prick at his next words, interest in my eyes. A thought group? The idea didn't excite me nearly as much as it did him but I enjoyed listening to him talk so I nodded calmly. I stop mid stride and gasp at his last words, interest clear as day on my face. "No way?!" Then I start up walking again and suddenly burst into laughter. The idea was funny except it was also frightening for the mother. "Why would he do that? That is clever, though, although I bet the mother was horrified. And who all showed up? I want to know what was said," I say, a slight pout in my voice that I had missed out, but that wasn't his fault. I had probably been sleeping or something.

His question aimed at me made me go quiet and I frowned hard. "Not... usually. I just assume we are all the same except those that make themselves less. You know, murderers and rapists and cannibals and such. Their worth is not ours for they are an abomination against the world. We are worth much more than them in the grand scheme of things."