Candy mountain Charlieeee

Her temporary bamboo barrier hadn’t lasted very long, well, for anyone but Fuji, but Sedna supposed she was the one she was worried about accidentally stepping on the most. Raijin had returned from his travels and a more permanent home had been set up for them built mostly by the two younger wolves. Sedna didn’t like being in anyone’s debt so she would find a way to make it up for them sooner than later, but first, she needed to herd these cats kids into their new, hopefully sturdier and more escape proof home.

Eyes and ears were open now, a sea of puppy blues staring back at her as she lifted the smallest and deposited her outside the den, waiting for the rest of them to follow, trying to ignore the uncanny way the pink puppies paws seemed to thread into the fur on her chest in the same way Otis’s did, or the protective way the possum scrambled to her back and lifted the tiny body to sit before him on her back. She rolled her eyes and snorted, “She’s got legs too yer know.” She had been hopeful the walk would wear them out enough to give her a break.