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Visha, only wearing a few of his shiny bracelets, led the way. Every so often he would look behind him to do a head count and make sure he still had the two siblings with him. Since their parents had trusted them to go together he didn't want to mess that up. Having their trust meant a lot.

He saw his younger brother messing with his coin pouch and tilted his head for a second. "You okay, Seka?" He used the nickname that had stuck with the younger boy due to Visha being unable to say his name right when he was littler. He slowed his pace just a step or two so that he could let Sekani catch up. He knew his siblings were 'fighting' but he didn't know why and at the moment he didn't care. In his mind it would solve itself in a few days. "Korin, where do you want to go first?" He turned to look at their sister. Since she was a lady she got to pick first.

"Y-yeah." Having been caught off guard, the youngest sibling turned his flustered face away from glowering at his sister to his brother guilty before looking away. He took the opportunity to catch up with the older two, his little legs working overtime to make up the distance and when he did he reached over to grasp the tail end of Visha's tunic.

Despite his general distaste for Korin at the moment the little one couldn't help perking up. Friend dumplings sounded amazing and he could never pass up the chance to get a snack! He just...wasn't about to tell her it had been a good idea though.

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Korin half expected Sekani to complain, but when he didn't she shot him a quick, almost measuring look. Huh. Then she smiled sweetly at her big brother, nodding and skipping after him as they veered off towards where the stalls likely were.

With the promise of sweets, she actually didn't complain when SEKANI got to pick the drinks - instead she walked a bit faster, until she actually was ahead of Visha a bit, leaning up onto her toes to try and peer through the crowd.

"Should we bring some back for mama, too?"

He saw it again, the looks shared between his siblings, but this time he shook his head. Still, he said nothing.

Visha watched as Korin decided to lead the way but he made sure to keep her close and not lose sight of her. When he thought she was getting too far ahead he sped up just a bit so he could grab hold of her hand. "Don't go too far Korin. It would be ungentlemanly of us if we lost our sister." And their mother liked to stress the importance of manners.

When he heard Sekani state what he wanted for the drink, and the tug on his tunic was felt, Visha turned his head to look at the younger one. He blinked then turned his head to look for the stall that had the Pomba juice. "Hm, sweet and sour huh? I guess that'll be fine." The sweetness should be enough to tame it somewhat.

"I think mom would like something sweet. What about Jax and Brexxa?" He figured he'd ask about their older siblings as well.

Keeping up with Korin and Visha was hard work! Sekani's little legs scuttled as fast as they could whenever his brother decided to pick up the pace and the little hybrid found himself wishing his sister would just walk into quicksand! At least then she might slow down!

"Pomba juice, pomba juice, pomba pomba~" Lost in his own little thoughts, the youngest sibling rocked from hip to hip and smiled. He wasn't much for mental musing in general so when his brain was preoccupied with one thought there wasn't much room for other things.

Naturally that meant that for perhaps the first time in their little outing he didn't notice his sister's 'not so subtle' annoyances. Nor did he really hear her grumbled snap over his own impromptu song.

The bit about Brexxa, though....Well that got him on Korin's side. He paused as if his brain had shuddered to a stop on it's tracks before a stupidly evil grin split his features. "We could tell her it's blossom berry juice, but it's really pomba."

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Wait... really? Korin's eyes went wide, because the last thing she'd expected was for Sekani to agree with her, not when they were fighting! But, like her brother, she shoved that thought away, eyes lighting up as she bowed her head in close to conspire with him.

She glanced sidelong at Visha, certain he'd intervene, but it was like he hadn't heard - he was still ushering them towards the stall. Biting her lip to keep from giggling, she gripped Sekani's arm and scuttled to the stall with him, trying not to giggle too hard as they put in their orders.

The vendor gave them a long look for a moment, but in the end served their drinks for them, poured into the hard, cored hulls of tropical fruit from Matori. Korin held two in her small hands, tongue sticking out of the edge of her mouth as she focused on not dropping them.

"Mm-- How... how are we going to carry the sweets too?" She asked, sadly, realizing that just getting drinks for their family had filled up all of their little arms.

((Should poked me about this! D8 Sorry ))

Okay, so they got things a bit backwards. Visha had gone for drinks first because it was closer. Sue him later. He may have also been distracted with listening in to the conspiring siblings. When they had drinks in hand and Korin asked how they were going to carry the sweets too he blinked.

Sekani came in with a save for that one and he smiled. "A nice bag sounds good. We can use it for something else later too." And he was sure either Korin or Sekani would like a new bag so it worked out. If not then they could give it to their mother.