Bright blue eyes flickered up towards the mouth of the den to see her Mommy and brother coming to join them. Her worries about getting in trouble for having wandered off when she was supposed to be napping were forgotten - and it seemed that her mother wasn't any all too concerned with the matter either. After all, Daddy her certainly brought home something of far greater interest. Her tail wagged back and forth happily as she peeked around her father's leg at the two pups. Soon Winchester was there beside her, and she glanced at him excitedly. "And I'm Remi," she added after her brother introduced himself. It was then that she ducked between Hollowpoint's legs to get a closer look. The fact that the boy was less then receptive to her presence didn't entirely dawn on her. Remi was too young to understand the intricacies of personal space when it came to situations like these - that is, situations she'd never been presented with before.

Once more she glanced towards her brother, who hadn't followed her closer, turning her head to curve around Hollowpoint's leg and listen to his mild, didactic cadence as he offered the two pups his spot in the den. Remi couldn't help but lift her brows in surprise - Winchester loved his spot in the den. It was perhaps this that made her realize there was a bit more gravity to these circumstances than she'd considered. A fleeting glance towards her mother showed her crouched down to the ground, and just then her father's bulk shifted and she had to duck away quickly so as to avoid being trapped under his foreleg as he, too, laid down. Taking the cue from her parents, she flopped down onto her belly.

Janus and Aine were their names. Remington tried to keep smiling, to let the boy know she was friendly, but his story was kind of sad. Her smile faltered, turning to something almost neutral - if it weren't for the crook of an attempted smile to one side, and the frown of sadness on the other. She glanced up at her dad as he stood once more and turned to move away from the group, saying he would call for a Septon - one of the pack's healers. Remi's gaze fell to the girl - Aine - then. A soft whine escaped Remi's throat, wanting to go to the girl and comfort her in some way, but getting the impression that maybe her wandering paws were best staying still just for now. "Mommy and Daddy will take care of you both - won't you, Mommy?" She said, pleading eyes looking to Haven. Because, really, it was their mother that did most of the 'caring' business in their family.