He has no experience in child rearing. He had no idea if there was anything he needs to do for Pandemonium or their child. His first child was out there somewhere unknown of him with a mother who dissapeared and never returned. Their relationship had been a fleeting moment back when he wasnt such a great stallion. She must have ran fearing what kind of teachings he would bestow upon their child. She hadn't even been aware their chkd was created from hate of her father, their child's grandsire.

It was a mystery with he might think of Nahawi now. The stallion's change was beginning to make sense. Pan has caused all this confusion inside him. Her eyes lock into his. He couldn't quite place the feeling he saw in her features, it only intensifies the panic he feels on his own worrying over her. Birth must be painful. The scene around them looked to be painful. His ears twitch as she responds in an unsure voice.

She then asks if newborns were supposed to be as sleepy as theirs seems to be. He shrugs having no real knowledge to go from himself. Mother had never taught him this stuff. Maybe if he had stayed by her side she might have. It was a momentary thought that if they could escape from here he could take his son to his mother. She might know how to help.

Pan then says she doesn't know what to do. The look in her eyes was...different. Almost as if she wanted he to be something. "I..uh," He stumbles unsure if what to say. He steps towards them with his muzzle reaching out to nuzzle her. Maybe some affection would help ease her worry? "If we can somehow get to my mother she might know what to do." He says, but just how would they make it all the way to Salem with a newborn?

His eyes fall to their son...son. Despite Pan's worry he sighs with relief. A son meant the Lagoon should leave him alone. "I am glad we had a son." He says. It was one leas thing to worry about while he family resides among his brothers. Garmr wouldn't have a filly of his to abuse. Their son could grow strong here. At least he hopes the boy would perk up watching the sleepy foal who could barely keep his head up.