we'll take a long walk through the cornfield

There was no doubt in her mind now that she was indeed pregnant. Her heat seemed to fade early and all of the other tell tale signs were there. All much earlier than if she had fallen pregnant with Chimera. As she had predicted, the river demon’s children resided within her. She hated the deception she was made to endure, and wondered how she would feel if they did indeed belong to her brother. She would never see, or hoped to never, come across the spirit again. Chimera was her children’s father.

He needed to know. Siren was tired and slept much of the day, she had always been more of a nocturnal creature. Now she was sleeping into the late evening and night. With a nap a few hours before dawn. She was tired, sore, and her stomach never felt right. Siren needed to tell him before someone else did. Delicate paws carried her through the forest to Chimera’s favorite clearing in the woods. If he wasn’t there now there would be no harm in waiting.

The place was quiet and vacant as Siren snuck forward and into the moonlight that filtered through the canopy. She turned her dual toned eyes to the silver illumination, lowering herself to her haunches and curling her braided tail against her hip. A soft sigh on her lips as she settled herself onto her elbows and sipped on moonlight.

"Speech"