Their little family had gotten so much bigger as of late, and with it came a nagging in the young pup?s mind had her worried. The child was still too young to understand it, at least in any grand scale, she still had no contrast. The girl had left the den early that morning, eager to see the sun waking up. Now that the big ball of fire was fully up, spreading warm fingers of early morning light across the world below the child was eager for a game. Bounding back towards the den she eagerly called for her brother. "Laoch?" She called, something about her shifting voice causing her to internally wince. ""

Loach wasn't one to be an early riser. He would much rather sleep in and then stay up late to see the stars. Because of that he was still fast asleep when Ardal called his name. He was flopped over on his back, his breaths coming in quiet snores until his brother's voice woke him up, making him snort from surprise and roll clumsily onto his stomach, blinking his sleepy eyes open. He, just like the rest of his siblings, seemed to be going through a bit of a growth spirt and his legs were long and unwieldy compared to his body, making him naturally a bit more clumsy than normal. He was beginning to grow into his paws at least. "Hm? What?" he answered groggily before climbing out of the den, blinking his eyes into the sunlight before finally focusing his gaze on his sibling. "Yeah?" His jaws stretched open in a yawn and he shook out his fur that was stuck up in weird places because of how he was sleeping. Speech Thought Others

Arda giggled as he brother came into view, clearly still groggy. His fur sticking up in odd places and making him look rather humorous. He yawned a question and Arda grinned at him. "C?mon the sun is up, which means you should be too." She teased flashing a paw out to try and playfully jab him. "Dontcha wanna play?" She jumped back suddenly, dipping into a play bow her tail wagging furiously behind her. "You could be the dragon, and I could be the princess!" Her tongue lolled happily from her gaping jaw as she spoke, eager eyes focused on Laoch. This suggestion seemed perfectly reasonable to the pup, after all didn?t Dragons kidnap Princesses? ""