Frith would find his way back to the den after taking a scouting trip around the borders, his dark form would approach the place his children and wife slept. Today he had every intention of spending some one on one time with his little Luck. Hopefully Fate and their mother would continue their slumber while he took the little tyke to the top of the water fall. With a smile on his features and a skip in his step he'd poke his head into the den, finding himself nudging his little rug rat awake. Quietly so he didn't disturb the other two wolves within. "Luck, come on my sweet lets go outside." He'd nuzzle her until she moved, and then would lead her from the den. As she emerged from the darkness he had every intention of showering her with his affections before they went off. "Are you ready for an adventure?" He'd ask with all the eagerness he could muster.

The outside world seemed a little scary. She liked it better inside their home, snuggled up with her mother, sleeping in her loving warmth. Ah, that was always nice. Even though her mother seemed really tired and quiet lately...she still enjoyed their den much better than the outside world! Luck sighed quietly and glanced back at her brother and her mother, sleeping soundly beside one another. Why couldn't she sleep? Was it because she slept too much? Or...maybe because her father wasn't around, so she was worried? The young girl lowered her head against her paws, releasing a smooth whine, her eyes squeezing shut. Suddenly, she felt something poke her, and her eyes flew open, her fragile body flinging upward into a seated position. Her heart thumped rapidly in her chest...only to see it was her father, inviting her outside. "Let's go outside," Luck frowned nervously and nodded, standing and quietly making her way out beside her father. She winced as the sunlight struck her, and she hurriedly fled behind her father, her eyes traveling up to him. "Are you ready for an adventure?" Relaxing herself, finally, she nodded again, letting words leave her lips.  "Yes, Daddy.".

Luck was very timid, he'd noticed that easily from his time with her, while the previous litter had eagerly left the den little Luck seemed to prefer her time with her mother curled in the safety of the den. He felt bad for disturbing her, but he was excited about getting her out of her comfort zone. She wouldn't know the wonders of the world unless he brought her outside and showed them to her. His form would leave the entrance, his bicolored gaze searching for the young girl before he caught her form slipping delicately from the den. She cowered as she shifted to hide behind his legs. He'd smile comfortingly, hoping to encourage the young she wolf. She didn't need to be afraid. He'd ask her if she was ready, and he would be reassured by her answer. "Alright my cute little squirrel," He'd chuckle softly. "Are you ready to adventure to the top of the waterfall?" He'd as as he nuzzled her cheek affectionately.