Berwyn ignored Cade, closing his eyes as he tried to shut his older brother out of his mind. Until they figrued out why they had been stolen here, they were going to be forced to put up with each other, but that didn't mean he had to like it any. Berwyn loved him, deep down somewhere, yes, but that wasn't really at all important right now. Berwyn was tired of listening to his brother's high and mighty self-talk. He didn't want to deal with his brother 24/7. He had dealt with it long enough and was ready to get some distance between him and his brother. He could deal, if Cadeyrn's righteous ass was knocked down a notch or two, but lately, he seemed to be getting worse, and it was seriously too much to handle. His white paws blended into the earth easily, as did the rest of him. The only thing that stood out was his eyes. Fire-borne eyes. While I blended in, Cadeyrn stood out.

He found his mind drifting while he sat there. Cade's growl of a call for Aurelia was crule and un-nessassary. He glared at Cade, but only to stop when he heard steps coming towards them. His head twisted, and as soon as he laid eyes upon her, he lowered his head in respect. Daenerys, the queen.

Cadeyrn then realized he had sounded like an ass, and well, the moment he saw the queen, he felt like an ass. He dipped his head slightly in respect, and when she spoke, he lifted his eyes to look at her, slightly. "Daenerys. Thank you. We were curious as to why she had stolen us instead of reaching out, but it makes sense now." Cadeyrn spoke quietly, his eyes watching her. "We had all agreed a while back that we would return here-- Jubilee as well, it's just taken us longer to come home, with knowing mom wasn't here any longer." Berwyn's words were true. They'd all hesitated, knowing that once they were here, Jubilee would take mom's old den, and the emotions would flow back over the three. And it made them wonder how Aur dealt with the feelings of being home.

When she moved towards them to brush her shoulders against theirs, they returned the gesture each on their own. It had been plenty of time since they had been home. And no matter how many years, it would always be home to them, no matter what.