I can feel you all around me (Lucifer)

She had been gone too long, she already knew she had been, the seasons had changed twice in the time she had been away. The girls had been with her, but this would only fuel her devil's rage. How dare you put my blood in danger! He would yell, curse and scream, probably even attack her. The rock slide had taken weeks to dig through, and the trio had been forced to live on rats and insects, though there had been a time or two when Vianni had to separate Dea and Zeivah. That first breath had renewed her, given her strength and a new will to keep going. He was all she had thought about during their forced separation. Vianni and the girls were still covered in mud, having not paused in their journey home to even clean themselves up. The hellish woman pushed her year old girls to keep walking until they made it back to the only true home she had ever known. The metal behemoth stuck out in the blistering white of the north, light pink eyes lit up for the first time in a long time and she began to jog toward it. Both pups moved into step with her, they learned early on to keep up with her or they would be left behind. It was her test of sorts, to make sure they were strong enough to handle anything life threw at them.

Once she made it to the ship, she let out a howl and begged within the mournful and apologetic tones of her song, asking her personal god for forgiveness. Would she even be able to get him back, for all he knew she had abandoned him as Kaitlyn had? It was never her intention to be gone so long, but nature had thrown her a curve ball and buried her and two of her children in a cave for nearly two months!  "Girls, stay close, when we are inside, find some way to keep out of sight. I am going in to make sure there aren't any others inside, but I'm not leaving you out here." Her words to her children were soft, loving and tender, but they held a firm warning as well. Both of the girls knew she would not hesitate to scruff them if they did not listen. Vianni knew the dangers of others and she would not let anything happen to her babies if she could help it. Her thoughts were all over the place as she moved into her old home, relaxing after months of tension. It would be short-lived, she knew, but she would take what came to her and then some if she had to.

Walk. "Talk." Think.