He notices Devi with the look of exhaustion on her face as her youngest twirls around her. Sara was a beautifully minded filly with such a large imagination. Tons of energy too which is why Devi was always so tried. Plus trying to help her young daughter Zavi with her grandchild. The family line was extending far just how he assumed herd leaders before him had felt. Sometimes it got hard to keel track of them all. Roksana stands just steps away from her mother and sister. The teenager's eyes roll and she looked annoyed. He often saw the sisters nagging and picking at each other.

"How about I take the girls for a little so you can rest?" Nico asks Devi as he aproaches. Sara looks giddy with excitement. She loves her uncle Nico. Roksana, on the other hand, just looks equally annoyed. The young mare was already ready to do adult things like her older sister Zavi. She was jealous of her freedom and she was determind to make her family see she wasn't a baby anymore. Devi gives Nico a small smile. "Are you sure?" She was always skeptical if anyone could handle her daughters. Roksana with her attitude and Sara with all her energy.

"Of course." Nico smiles. "Ill bring them to the meadow and gather all the foals together for a big adventure." He remembers vividly how good his father had been with the young ones. Entertaining them at times and creating special events for them to do. Devi nods slowly, but suspiciously. "Okay, but Sara can not be left alone." Devi is serious as she eyes her uncle. Though she trusts Nico, Sara was a special child of hers. The girl was not like the other foals in the Inlet. "Dont worry nothing will happen." He smiles.

There was truly no reassuring Devi, but she allows him to lead her daughters away. Sara is delighted with a bounce in every step along the way. Her head is constantly touching Nico as he leads her out to towards the middle of the open meadow. Roksana follows behind them with a snort. As he stops, Nico calls out to all the children in the Inlet. Hopefully they all hear him and come running to give their mother's a much needed break.