Thunderbolts and Lightning!

Her rump shifted on the warmed rock once she heard her brothers playful yip, a wicked grin splitting her lips. He called her his fiery princess, and she mockingly tossed her head, raising a paw to wave in his direction. "I have been awaiting entertainment but have received none at all! I should toss you in the volcano for your evil deeds!" she cried out, nose turning upwards to end her little show. His shoulder bumped into her own though, his nips sending her head back downwards with that grin still on her lips. Letting out a growl she tried to nip at his cheek, hoping to lick it right after as she jumped from the warm rock. Pacing back and forth her burning ears turned towards him as he spoke, laughing when he commented on her being restless. "It's this damned season brother! I am cursed by being a woman, something you don't have to deal with. It makes everything so much bigger... which you know is an issue for my already huge ego," she teased. Pausing to lock her ember eyes on him, she watched as he stepped before her, blocking her path. She let out another loud growl, leaning forward to try to lock her teeth into his right shoulder, the bite a little too hard to be considered playful. But this is how they were, how they always acted. With the heat of the rock beneath her paws she truly felt like she was in her own element, like it was heating everything into an overabundance of emotion. Gods knew that she didn't need any more of that...

Her eyes rolled when he mentioned this 'rock' and that it was a bore to be stuck up here. It was by her own doings, she could leave whenever she wanted. "Oh, brother Glacier might jut melt if he comes too close to my volcano," she teased, salmon tongue poking out of her soot coloured jaws. He listed things to do though, and her grin cracked into more of a sly one. Oh how she just loved her electric brother, and knew exactly what she wanted to do. Without saying another word, she crouched down and bunched her muscles, jumping over her taller brother and smoothy landing on the opposite side of him. Looking over her shoulder to wink at him, she took off. Serefina knew the mountain well, and quickly she found the best area to descend. It was more dangerous than the others, the rock loose here. Stepping sideways she allowed her body to smoothly flow down with the rocks, like lava pooling down she was able to follow without tripping. When it slowed she jumped to another loose pile, and continued on until she neared the bottom. The girl didn't even bother to look over her shoulder, she knew that Volt would follow.