In all honesty, she quite admired her father's optimism. It wasn't a pretty subject - her schooling, and it was a relief knowing that she could confront the truth without losing her motivation. However, she still wasn't convinced that she had been greatly contributed to the pack, and if two major hunts were all it took, she would have been cruising along from the start. Instead of criticising, which she would have certainly taken too personally, he exchanged useful advice of how she could practice her hunting whilst sharing her skills with those less experienced, but then again, when did she ever take suggestions not harshly?
"Really?" Impulsively, she squeaked a rather blunt inquiry, slowly recoiling her head in embarrassment, not daring to meet his fatherly gaze. Her siblings! How could have those souls slipped from her mind? Oh, she felt quite foolish; it wasn't like her to be forgetful, especially when it involved her education. She hadn't thought of it, but as a matter of fact, she had. The entire reason behind her excitement for her younger siblings' birth was to teach them as they grew older. When had she got down to doing that? Her anticipated plan just flew out of her mind, simply forgotten. They were growing at an alarming rate, and before she knew it, they would be the same age as she was when they were brought into the world. She too was developing into more mature adulthood, however, it wasn't as noticeable as theirs.
