But what if im a dummy?

Gavroche’s tackle was successful, and a heartbeat later he was laying on his chunky brother. He breathed in relief, though his brother didn’t share in that relief. Ikuchi protested, which caused Gav to roll his eyes. “Not all rocks are candy, Ikuchi… These don’t look good to eat at all!” Was Iki even listening to him? Gavroche sighed, his brother’s paw reaching out and pressing against his snoot. He gently pushed it away.

“Come on Iki, try to take this seriously… the sky isn't normally like this, and the spikes are weird too!” The pixie moved off his brother and started to examine the spike. He dug at the ground near it, seeing how it scooped away easily. His brow furrowed as he started to see something engraved in the stone. “Iki, look at this!” Gav turned to his brother just as the wind started to blow. The air had been still before…

…and it brought with it an uncomfortable howl. Gav pinned his ears against his head and glanced at his brother. “...do you think we should call for mom and dad…?” They were old enough to adults, but Gav wasn't sure he liked this place. It reminded him of the encounter with the worm…

"Speech," 'Thought.'