Something, Something, Cheermongers! [Angelmis Pups]

*Artemis* · (This post was last modified: 12-26-2017, 09:54 AM by Artemis.)

Artemis thoroughly enjoyed the gentle torment of her only daughter, but it was cut short as a trill of fear lanced through her upon realizing the Jupiter had already wandered off. These mountains were hardly the friendliest, even to grown and experienced wolves, let alone to pups. She doubted Jupiter would have gone terribly far, but it didn't make it any better. Artemis let out a disgruntled huff, watching as Orion raced towards the den entrance only to find her wayward son lying in wait. Well, that made sense, but still.

Aerndis raced towards the boys, hot on her brother's heels. Following a bit more slowly, Artemis paused next to where Jupiter stood and gave him a stern look. "From now on, you need to wait until I'm awake before you go somewhere I can't see you. If you got hurt I wouldn't know where to find you. Okay?" She knew it was no use getting angry with him, though the remnants of her fear made a rather convincing argument to do just that. Winter was waning, and it wouldn't be long before the bears began to awaken, not to mention a litany of other dangers that plagued these ridges and valleys. It was no place for pups to be wandering unattended.

She looked over as Aerndis called out to her and found her daughter enthralled with the snow around them. Aerndis wanted to know where they were going, and Artemis decided that was a very good question because she did not know herself. An idea came her suddenly and she ran with it, looking back to Jupiter with a small smile on her face and a gleam in her eyes. "We're going to explore the whole area that you will be able to play in and explore. If you bahave it might get bigger. Of course... if you misbehave..." She gave her sons a meaningful stare, before turning and beginning to pick her way down the slope. Artemis figured that the expanse of hills and trees below her den for a few dozen yards in each direction would be suitable, at least until spring when they were a bit older and stronger. Either way, she was confident her children could find enough mayhem to occupy them for hours in a turtle shell, let alone out here amongst all of this. She smiled fondly to herself as she led her little ducklings along. "Stick close, kids. I don't want any snow monsters to get you!"

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