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"How did you do that? Your wings no flap," Cody commented, amazed that his friend could do that. The toddler could only think of one reason he would be able to do that, and that was magic. It made sense, since they were half demon and half angel and both races were magical.

"And I s'pose so, more like hovering or floating," he added, still amazed at the feat he figured he had no chance at accomplishing. Oh well, perhaps it was because he had small wings and had to make up for them somehow in order to fly. "Still cool though," Cody said, grinning.

"Nu-uh. Both cool," Cody replied, grinning excitedly. Being able to float was super cool and the fact that Vinny could do it was even more cool. No, not cool, absolutely amazing and so cool that Cody couldn't think of a better word to describe it.

"And angel dad can float too? Awesome," he added, wondering if he could ever learn to do that. Yet, it seemed more like a Humility virtue thing than something for someone of greed and patience. He then wondered what HIS angel parent could do and if it was anywhere near as cool as floating.

Cody shrugged. "Nu-uh. Many can fly. Not many can float. Floating waaay cooler; not many can do that," he replied, slowly growing bored and wondering what they could do as a game.

"Maybe. Hum... humil... humility dad, right?" he asked out of curiosity. He was pretty confident he was, but you could never tell.

Cody nodded excitedly, glad the older spawn had suggested it first. "It ok, was about to say the same thing. What kind of game?" he asked, figuring getting Vinny to agree with him that floating was one of the coolest things in the world to be next to impossible.

"Can play Hide-n-seek or tag or somethin' else," he suggested, rattling off what came to his young mind first as to what they could to together as a form of entertainment instead of sitting around and arguing about what was cooler; flying or floating.

"Either is fine. Sure, tag later sounds fun. Which you want to do? Count or hide?" Cody asked, thinking counting first would give him a good chance to explore the area a bit and scope out a good hiding spot. Then again, hiding first would give him a good idea of how Vinny went about and searched for him. Choices, choices, choices...

Cody giggled softly and instantly began to search for a decent hiding spot. Somewhere hard to see and find... Spotting it, the toddler rushed as silently as he could over to it. Why hadn't he seen it before? The little niche within the massive rows of branches that belonged to the pine tree was perfect. He would be hidden away and out of sight. Not only that, but it would be rather impossible to see where he had went.

Once he had gotten under the branches and settled on top of a branch so Vinny couldn't see his feet, the toddler prepared himself for the wait that was sure to follow. He wouldn't mind, being part patience. And if he won that would make the wait worthwhile, since Cody would be able to say that he managed to win a game against someone far older than him.

Cody grinned as he heard Vinny finish counting and search in and around the nearby trees. He couldn't hear what happened after that, though, since it seemed the older child wandered father off. Although he was excited that his hiding spot was working rather well, he managed to keep himself from moving or making any sound at all, outside of breathing of course. It wasn't like he was going to stop breathing in order to win a simple game of hide and seek. Besides, it wasn't like that did much anyways to give away his position, if at all.