Fun times are CALLING~!

The young Armada was reclined deep within the shadows of the den, his sharp red-green eyes watching his siblings every move. Since the moment he could breathe the boy seemed oddly over protective of each and every one of his siblings. Perhaps that was the cause for his silence, or perhaps he just knew in his young little mind that this is what he was made for. Like a shadow, and after thought in the scheme, an addition in the programming to defend and protect his playing siblings. To watch over them with his sharp eyes, but never stand in the way. No, he was made to blend in the shadows, forever watching, even now despite his young age. It was a maturity that almost seemed...shocking, but that wasn't all he was. While, yes, the boy was a child of the shadows, he was also a child of anger. He would oftentimes snap at those he had been created to protect. It was why he kept himself at a distance, watching to defend them, and save them from his anger. Even if, at his early age, he didn't understand this just yet.

With a soundless sigh he was just about to close his eyes, to drift off into a restless sleep, when the ref fured face of Amalia slipped back into the darkness of the den, harkening the children out into the cold and the snow. He lifted his eyes and squinted at the light that flooding in as she disappeared again, her play echoing through the depths of the den. Without a sound he lifted himself up onto his paws, shaking his thick dark fur to brush of the dust that had accumulated. He turned and stepped from the den into the brightness of the day, squinting through the brightness of the light. It came from all directions, it was nearly blinding. With a shake of his head he moved to step into the snow, but he didn't play, didn't run, didn't throw the snow around in his play. Instead he stepped towards Amalia before stopping and sitting in the snow, waiting for his siblings to come out so that he may watch them in their play. Just what he was made for, just as he was programmed.

"Burn Baby Burn"