She was a bit nervous, so she opted out of the pack meeting them - right now anyway. Choosing a secluded time of day, she would let their pups out for the first time. Eden walked along with Ignis near the back, letting the pups wander ahead. If they stumbled, she'd try not to jump to their side immediately. Only if they cried, would she near them and offer words of comfort.

"Don't go too far, dears" she requested as she stood by Ignis "stay where your father and I can see you." Eden did not sit, but anticipated the rush of questions and darting around the beach. She tried to keep them away from the waves, for her lack of strong legs for swimming. Though if she was to guess, Eden would throw herself into the deepest part to save her children.

"Eden"&"Ignis"

While he had vaguely heard the feminine tones of mother’s voice, he was too far absorbed in himself to notice. His amber gaze remained fixated on the horizon and the distant twinkling of the obsidian sand that glinted in the sunlight when struck just right. He flexed his nails into the powdery substrate, really feeling the grit against his smoothly padded toes for the first time. The lulling tide called to him as it lapped at the shoreline. Whispering in echoes as it faded away, only to crash when it abruptly surged forth to reclaim ground that had been momentarily lost.

In a flash, Aresenn suddenly realized that he had stopped walking while lost in himself. He bounded forward in a start to pursue his siblings on legs that weren’t quite used to land yet … or sea for that matter.

While her mother might have been nervous about them being allowed out of the den for the first time Rivin could feel nothing but excitement. It felt as though she had been asking to explore the area outside of the den for ages now! The red marked girl was practically wiggling the whole way out with her excitement, racing ahead a bit as the open world came into view. She paused then, a gasp of wonder leaving her lips. "Woahhh!" Rivin's eyes went wide. It was so bright out here with the dark-colored sand reflecting the sun's rays. The beach was so pretty! She glanced over her shoulder at her mother and father, respectful enough to not dart off until her mother gave the go ahead. Once she set the ground rules however Rivin shot off across the beach like her life depended on it.

Her mother has warned them about the water so as Rivin got a bit closer to the waves she slowed. Her ears perked forward as she watched the water come up onto the shore and recede before her head tilted first to one side and then the other. How weird! She glanced back towards Eden and Ignis, her small tail wagging behind her as she sought their gaze. She might have been happy to explore but the approval of her parents was important to her as well. Then, after making sure they knew she wouldn't disobey and go into the water she lowered her nose down toward the sand to continue checking things out.

Her brief waddle forward led the girl to a rather large seashell. Her eyes widened a bit more at this. It was even bigger than the one her mother had gifted her! She began to dig around it to loosen it from the sand immediately. It was hers! No one else could have it! She saw it first! Aresenn, Bael, and Diablo couldn't have it!

Bae watched, waited and was quiet - as per usual. The excitement of his sister was lost on him, and he walked at a slower pace. All around was the glittering obsidian sand, broken up as the waves came in and out. Aresenn seemed to be having a bit of an issue, so he kept subconsciously close to his younger brother. "Okay, Mama."

He would remark at last, glancing at Eden to acknowledge her wish. The beach was huge. Almost too big, if you asked him. The world never seemed to have pull for him. Bae was content being here, with his family. Rivin's digging caused him to look over at her, but he said nothing else. She could have the shell if she wanted. Bae broke from Aresenn's side and began to walk, small little steps. Hesitant steps. He sniffed at the waves before deciding they were acceptable, moving on.

"he speaks"