Whats this? I have noo clue!

Oath blinked awake, the sun already high in the sky. His heart skipped a beat as he realized he had overslept, something he rarely allowed himself to do. He had clearly felt more relaxed around this girl than he'd ever known before. His thoughts immediately turned to Fairytale; before himself, before anything else, it was her. She was the first thing on his mind every morning now. He rose quickly, stretching out his lean, crimson form, the magenta hues of his coat catching the midday light filtering through the trees.

'Where is she?'

He scanned the area around his sleeping spot, his cyan eyes glowing with intent, but Fairytale was nowhere to be found. His pulse quickened. Without wasting a moment, he began trotting toward the Alabastrine Shrine, hoping one of his siblings would be there to help him search for her. The shrine, with its pale stones and serene atmosphere, had become a gathering spot for many, one of them had to be able to help.

The closer he got to the shrine, the more restless he felt. 'What if she was with someone else?' The idea sent a pang of jealousy through him, though he had no right to feel that way. Fairytale, with her delicate frame and alabaster fur, was soft-spoken but strong-willed. And he- well, he wasn’t sure how to put his feelings into words, not yet.

As the shrine came into view, Oath slowed down, his breath caught in his throat. He could see her, Fairytale, her small, albino form standing in the center of the clearing, but she wasn’t alone. To his surprise, Vayne, his brother, and Atreyu, his sister, were there too, standing close to her, their voices low as they exchanged words.

Oath’s ears twitched, straining to catch their conversation. He hesitated for a moment, unsure if he should interrupt. But the sight of Fairytale standing between his siblings stirred something protective within him. He stepped forward, his presence making itself known as he approached the trio.

"What's going on?" he asked, trying to sound casual, though his eyes were focused solely on Fairytale, as if she was the only one who mattered. The only one his eyes wanted to take in.