It's a baby, now gush and smile so we can get back to fighting

Velvette knew he was neglecting his training when she snuck up on him so easily. That or she was just getting that much better. Ve’s main concern was her training. She had even managed to mostly ignore the symptoms of her first heat. She tried to tell herself it was all just an inconvenience and had shoved all of her frustrations into working harder.

Her stealthy form succeeded in sneaking up on her brother, with a triumphant smirk she watched his surprise. His expression brightened her whole week, but as he began to totter it was nothing compared to having thrown him into the bay.

Her features lit up in amusement, watching as he cannon balled right on top of a mother manatee and her calf. Velvette regretted everything in that moment. She grit her teeth and growled as she hung her head over the branch she stood on as the sea cow attacked her litter mate.

The manatees weren’t usually aggressive, but this was a first time mom, who’s calf was particularly adorable. She would have chastised her brother for disturbing them had he not been actively drowning beneath the mother’s angry body. Velvette sighed heavily and jumped in after him.

While Ra-ra couldn’t swim well, Velvette was certainly a fish in her previous life. With strong strokes she first went for her brother, aiming to grab his scruff and get him out of the way of the angry cow.


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