1 little, 2 little, 3 little Adravendis; 4 little...5 little....good god

Meri's voice had drawn him in eagerly from his travels away from Valhalla, and at a hard lope he arrived not long after the two girls. He slowed, closing in time to hear Cairo's comment before he strode from the grass. His shoulders tightened in annoyance, toes flexing once reflexively into the dirt when he stopped near them, his gaze chilly as he glanced at Cairo. "Skulking," he repeated dryly, but that was all he said before he mentally brushed it off "Caelia," he greeted his sister quietly with a tip of his head, and turned to Meri and the girls. He didn't need to air his grievance and cause an argument here, not today. Meri had brought his children to meet them. He studied the two who were already here. There was certainly no mistaking their lineage, though they were old enough already for it to be surprising considering their father's age. "Meri," he added a nod of greeting towards his other brother as well, trusting that their prodigal sibling would take care of the introductions.