He'd usher the now more than tired luck back into the den, hopefully Fate was still very much asleep. For a moment he was tempted to just curl back into the den and nap with the family, but if Fate really was awake he'd need to answer for the andventure Luck had already recieved. It was only fair to take out the brother next. He'd enert the den, making sure little Luck was comfortable and falling back to sleep when he disturbed the much lighter form of Fate. His prideful smile hadn't left his lips as he willed the boy into wakefulness. "Come along my little Knight, we've gat adventures to take." Like his sister Frith would nuzzle the young boy until he followed him from the den, and like his sister Frith would shower the affections onto his young son. He had to take advantage of their small size while he could. They'd be to big for snuggles soon enough.

He felt the soft and warm embrace of his father as the noble man woke him from his slumber. The prince yawned, his chops moving up and down as his eyes started to blink open. The light was almost blinding in it's own sort of way. He was tired still after sleeping a good amount of the day away. Fate would rise at his father's command as an adventure was mentioned. He always loved a good adventure but not when it was this soon after he woke up. He would have to wake himself up on the go. "Where are we going, dad?" The young man would ask this question with a new sense of encouragement. Once he had gotten moving, he did not feel as sore and stiff from the sleep he had received.

The young alabaster child stirred at his father's touch, with sleepy eyes blinking open and consciousness returning to his son's bright face Frith's own expression would soften. He'd nudge the little bugger up, wanting nothing more than to help him regain himself from sleep. The boy wouldn't question his father's disturbance, but he was very curious about where it was they were off to. Frith wouldn't stop as he strode from the den, his pace leisurely so the young pup could easy keep up with his movements. "We're headed for the very tippy top of the water fall." He'd offer as they continued closer to the rocky climb up. "When we start going up you need to promise to be careful, and make sure you don't go up here with out me or mommy." He'd tell the young boy as they approached the first step of the half dirt half rock path that led to the peach of the falls. Frith would make his son promise before they started.

His father would speak next, saying that they were going to the top of the waterfall. The boy looked up, his eyes widening. "All the way to the top?" The young boy's curious tone did not cease to exist as he gulped. That was a long way up. His dad wanted him to promise that he would not go up alone and he nodded. He knew that it would not be safe for him until he was older. He doubted it was safe for him now, even with his father. He would start the daring climb to the tippy top, eager to see what views he would have once he reached the top. Perhaps there would be water for him to play in or something, too! He loved puddles and water.

Fate was quite obviously in awe as his eyes widened and looked up to the height of the waterfall. Even his words would reflect the awe he felt. Frith couldn't help but smile at the comment he received. "Yes, all the way to the top." He'd chuckle softly, "You're safe with me though, we'll have fun." Frith would nuzzle his son, his nose nudging under his rump as the man helped hoist the small boy up to the first step. "Just stay close alright." He'd offer softly as he led the way, ready to grab the boy's scruff to help bring him up the almost stair case like structure that led to the top of the waterfall. He felt good spending some one on one time with his newest children. He didn't know who they would be as they grew up or what it was they might excel in but he knew no matter what he was going to be infinitely proud of them.

For a few brief seconds, Fate was not sure if he could move as he just stared at the top. It seemed kind of dangerous, but if he was with his father than he would be alright. He nodded, moving to Frith's side as they started their ascent to the top of the waterfall. The ledges leading up to the top of the structure appeared to have a pattern to them, like a set of stairs, but Fate would have no idea what to call it. "What are these ledges up to the top called, dad?" His tone a curious one that he often held close to him. He needed to know things and not knowing them tended to drive him insane.