Canta was growing bored with her surroundings, she loved the den and reveled in her time home but she wanted something to do in the times she wasn?t feeling lazy. She had visited the mangrove its self enough times that the novelty of it wore off. The only remaining thing that really enthralled the girl was the glowing lights. The sun had already dipped below the horizon and a few wolves had retired, but as Canta had learnt the sun went down earlier than it used to this time of year, dark so much earlier than she had been used to. Many and more wolves were still up, the pup included. She was seated by one of the streams eyes intent upon the strange light show. She loved it, it held so much mystery, it made her want to figure out how it worked and not at the same time. Why ruin the magic? Speech, Thank you so much Wolfie!

It was not at all uncommon for Anthem to wander about his home. For the most part he kept to himself, but around his siblings he was generally open and relaxed; and leaving the territory was almost always out of the question for him, unless some strange turn of fate left him feeling particularly courageous and bold. However, today was not at all one of those days, and so instead Anthem Destruction could be seen padding quietly across the terrain. But his attention was quickly arrested by the scent of one of Song's babies. He still didn't know their names, but he knew they were family and so he loved them. She seemed to be watching the sky, and he smiled as he noticed the pretty lights. Maybe she would want to spend some time with her? Her didn't even know her name, but he increased his pace and drew nearer to her. "Hi niece," he said gently as he came to sit down beside her. That was what she was to him; he'd been told that much.

The girl became aware of her uncle?s approach as his scent hit her nose. She knew him by scent if not by name, her family had grown larger than she had ever thought possible and she wasn?t entirely sure how happy she was with it. Still the uncle who had stayed in the pack with her was kind enough, she liked him well enough. ?Hello Uncle.? She said a small smile upon her face as she looked up at him. He had settled himself down beside her. She turned her attention back to the lights for a moment. She shifted her whole body this time, looking up at him again. ?I am Canta.? She spoke in light tones, friendly enough if not particularly enthusiastic. Speech, Thank you so much Wolfie!

It was wonderful that his family had grown. Despite his obvious inhibitions, despite his frequent confusion and angst that he was often cursed with upon being thrust into unfamiliar situations -- Anthem Destruction was comfortable here. Family was associated with happiness and warmth, and if he was told someone was his family, he would not question it. Even if he did not fully grasp the intricacies of the relationship that they shared. And so Anthem would come to recline beside her with a smile, his heart warm and light. Quietly he would lean forward and let his tongue run along her head, shifting closer to her. He liked young children, especially Song's babies. Briefly he would turn to watch the glowing lights, clueless to what caused them, but enjoying the nice colors nonetheless. "You like?" he would inquire gently, turning his yellow gaze to her once again, so soft and loving.