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 Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 9:57 am
Kiva felt a little nervous. Soon was the day that the cubs would meet Ororo'Lisani, now that they were old enough that their eyes could open. They'd had enough time to familiarize themselves with their legs, tails, and wings, and though still a little wobbly (They were just so precious! ;w; ) they were on their way to gaining perfect balance.
Elly seemed to be content on learning the hard way, for she fell the most, trying to make premature use of her little wings. It was alright though, Elly didn't seem to be bothered by falling over, and ma' was there to keep an eye on them.
For now she'd let them explore the den, eventually they'd go outside, but that wasn't for a few days. Once their eyes were stronger and could better handle the sun.... Or perhaps she'd take them out at night. Her little cubs were just making her so proud. Her heart sang more than it ached now, thanks to her cubs and her mate. Things would be hard, she was sure, but eventually they'd be okay...
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Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 10:08 am
Mavundevunde, while not as reckless as his first sister, seemed rather keen to explore on his own. Getting to his feet clusmily he had set off on foot, ignoring the use of his wings for the time being. Along he had a strange urge to get into the air for some reason, he felt it squashed by the walls of their home. So instead he prowled around, peeking his nose curiously into every crack and corner to see what was there. It seemed Devunde was determined to know everything he could about this surroundings.
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Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 4:10 pm
Angavu'nyota, youngest and smallest of the three siblings, was learning slowley but surely how to make herself around the den with the least amount of injuries. The little goddess was always watching her older brother and sister, and she somehow managed to learn from their mistakes. She had learnt that trying to use her wings only over-balanced her, leaving her to fall in a heap on the ground, a clutter of feathers and fur.
She took a few steps to try and remember how to balance herself properly. The only problem was the thing that seemed to be attached to her paw. It was increibally annoying, and what was worse was the fact that her mother scolded her when she tried to remove it. Ang stared at the peice of jewellery in frustration. and then walked over to see what her brother was looking at.
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Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 7:52 pm
The gentle corrections were indeed present, but sparse. When Ang was a bit older she'd understand, and for now Kiva had more than enough patience to spare to guide them along for now. Her eyes roamed over to where Devu and Ang were examining a hole, and she felt herself chuckle a bit, easing her head to rest on her forepaws. Such curious little cubs, they were...
They were soon joined by the other sister, who, as usual, had her face frowned up in a distasteful expression, frowning in confusion at their actions.
"What're you guys doing?" Came her tomboyish alto, standing behind them with some effort to remain balanced. Her legs trembled just so, showing that she was still adjusting to all the appendages same as they were.
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