Sparrow had let her kids scatter as soon as they were old enough. No better way to learn about the world than to have real life experience with scars to match. It worked out for the other ones, anyway. She did, on occasion, try to be a real mother, and today was one of those days. As she meandered towards the den she had made for them, she sniffed out for whoever was around. It would be a lesson or a spar or something... Mother child bonding time... or... whatever they called it. Looking for a nearby pup, Sparrow let out a soft woof to call whichever was interested near.

Kaira was quick to answer her mother's call, always eager to spend time with either of them! She enjoyed the softness that accompanied her mama, but her mom had a brashness and confidence that made Kaira look up to her. Eager to learn all she could from Sparrow. She moved fast, perhaps too fast as she stumbled over too big paws as she awkwardly tumbled out of the den to answer her mom's call. Once she made it out she galloped to her mother's feet, sitting on her haunches and staring at her mom with eyes that spoke of her curiosity and eagerness. "What's going on Mom!! What are we gonna do? Are we going to make something, explore? Are you gonna tell me a story? I love stories!!" She spoke all too fast, in reality, it was honestly crazy she didn't stumble over her words more often. But one thing was clear as she looked up at her mom, she loved her!! She absolutely adored both of her parents. "Talk"

The first of her kids to appear was Kaira. She was likely the least look-alike out of her kids, more reminiscent of the Destruction line on Sparrow's mother's side. Sparrow hadn't known her mother much, nor any Destructions besides Theory. Maybe they all had died out. Except for Theory- hopefully. The baby girl clattered over to her mother and Sparrow took a second to nibble her head between her ears. The girl asked what they were going to do and Sparrow thought on it for a moment, "Well, what do you wanna do today?" she said. They were still a little too young to move out, otherwise Sparrow would suggest digging her own den together.