It must have been a sign that the birth went so smoothly. Everything, and she means everything, went according to plan. Sure, there was still some pain involved, but it didn't take long for the new life to hit the cave floor. She was blessed with another beautiful son. His light, creamy, coat and his faint tobiano markings reminds her of Orphiel. Now she has two sons that may fight over their claim to the Inlet. Not that she believes any of her boys would be the one (she still had bets on tough little Yasmina or her strong willed Devi), but it would be interesting to see it all play out one day. When she was too old to care about all the drama and only looking for her many children to keep the peace for her. As long as her father stayed the King she didn't really have any worries about losing Tinuvel as a home.

She only wished her children would stay here with her. All of then building this place up together, but she already knew that wouldn't happen with all of them. Syrah already left to find her own chance at freedom outside of Tinuvel and Devi was now exposed elsewhere. Though Devi's return has given her hope, there was something different about her now. Not just that she was about to become a mother for the first time. Still, she was ecstatic that one of her child chose home as their place to raise the next generation Princess Devi would make a fine mother and ad she put it, the foal would already know who it's father was from the start. Whatever that meant.

Night was beginning to fall as Parvati emerges from her cave to introduce the Inlet to her new dashing colt. Hopefully Rin wouldn't get too jealous to no longer be the only boy of hers. It was bound to happen eventually with all the children she planned to have. Not even this little guy would be the last. Deep in the woods between the cave and the open valley, Parvati calls out to her family. Her voice was filled with excitement as she announces the arrival of the little one at her side. Yasmina was the first to arrive, greeting the little boy by sniffing him. Devi was next with her large smile (and belly), with Sigmund not far behind. "Congratulations Parvati. He looks strong." Sigmund says with a small smile.

It was a compliment coming from her considering he wasn't a fan of the children. Sigmund was your silent type only here for the quietness versus the crowded Cove. Parvati wanted to ask him about his long journey to see his father, but he had come back not so happy so she didn't. Another time she would ask when she wasn't doing such joyous things like introducing her new bloodline with Orphiel. She smiles as she thinks as him and her eyes wander to find him. He would hear the call and coming running to meet his child. And what of Loupgaru? She hasn't spoken to him since confessing Yasmina wasn't his child. Surely by now he could guess Devi might not be his either. Unfortunately, for Devi she could not be sure on that one.