Life thus far had been rather simple in its exsistance. His world had centered in the small den, with the coming and goingsof few others. Today, that was going to change. He was determined, in his approach to the outside world, his little hear racing, beating rapidly in his chest. Today, he was going to conquer everything, but first, he had to wake up Nephele, his sister. His favorite sister, his sister that he was going to conquer the world with. Together, they'd be unstoppable, a force that these lands had never seen before. His interactions with his father had been limited, but the wicked brute interested him. His father didn't seem to want to be around them, but he'd often catch him staring at them, a strange look on his face. He was a strangely ordained creature, and Cerberus wondered what he looked like. Did he look like his father? Did he have markings similar? He wanted to see himself, but where did one do that? Walking to his sisters side, he reared up on his tiny hind legs, pressing his front legs into her, urging her upward. "Nephele! Come on!" He said in an exasperated tone, they could never explore the world if they didn't get moving soon. They had a lot to see, and he had many questions that he demanded answers too.

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The pressure applied to her back in the form of her favored sibling?s miniscule paws would jerk the china doll awake from her deep slumber, lids fluttering rapidly over her dual-toned eyes to expose the vibrant lenses that gleamed angrily beneath. Triangular ears would careen atop her crown to register the commands of her brother, reluctantly dragging her petite mass upon all fours before noticeably trembling upon them. Still, she was quite youthful and had yet to grow accustomed to supporting her weight upon her underdeveloped appendages, but after a few moments of hobbling, the babe managed to secure her balance, pivoting then to face the larger form of her ambitious sibling. A wry smirk would contort her dainty countenance as her pupils hovered over the plains of her sibling?s pallid features, gaze lingering upon the deep vermillion shade of his eyes as she bobbed her skull in confirmation with his demand. ?Keep up if you can,? the china doll sneered in challenge to her sibling as she rushed past him, barreling out from the entrance to the den they had been confined to since birth, tumbling upon the plush grass of the earth as she emerged thanks to her forward momentum. Hot breath would cascade from her quivering nostrils as she expelled a snort in response to her fall, attention failing to reside upon the pain of the impact in favor of her new surroundings. Forehead scrunched some and eyes narrowed to thin but visible slits as her pupils adjusted to accommodate the abrupt intake of light, paws pushing her back upon all fours as her skull whipped this way and that to enable a view of everything in sight. Jaws unhinged with bewilderment as her skull tilted back some, glancing at the gargantuan foliage that towered high above her dainty skull with amazement and without a trace of fear ? and why should she feel compelled to fear these foreign masses? They would all bend beneath her will in due time, but for the time being, all that was left to do was familiarize herself with them. ?Wow,? she managed with an exasperated sigh, skull turning back to try and search for her brother who had hopefully emerged behind her. ?Ours?? she questioned curiously, seeking approval from her sibling. If they desired it, they would have it; of that, she was certain.

	His efforts to wake the doll that would his sister, proved to succeed, as she stood, wobbling on her legs at first before speaking as she moved forward. 'Keep up if you can,' she sneered at him a huff of laughter left his jaws, "At least I can walk!" Needless of that, he waited, following behind his sister, closely. She first emerged into the world, and he followed closely. His crimson eyes widened, pupils constricting quickly as his eyes adjusted to the sudden change. The light was bright, far brighter than the dank den they had grown accustomed too. His sisters words, brought a smile to his jaws, as he stepped up beside her, his shoulder moving to bump into her. "Ours. It will all be ours." He purred, with a smile his small tail erect in the air, head carried high with pride. Nothing would stand in their way. Nothing would dare. Stepping away from his sister he started slowly towards the immense masses in front of them, his black nose in the air, seeking the scents. Looking back at his sister, he spoke. The words weren't excited, but a mere order. "Let's explore."

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