Moonspear like it is

Amekaze's words about the pups made her smile. "Wise of them, we are all hesitant to new things at first, I think. Better to show caution than throw it to the wind and be hurt." Pyx would enjoy meeting them though, she'd always liked pups even if they were loud with sharp teeth. Without having pups she could easily understand the need to tire them. The relentless energy that came with little bodies, the way they were not yet aware of the dangers of the world. It was at once beautiful and frightening. 


She didn't truly know how developed there speech should be, so she merely nodded. "Won't be long then, I'm sure. Though I've been told that once they start talking, you'll tire of it quickly." She grinned, chuckling a little. She herself had chattered her mother's ear off, but it was mostly because she was always picked on, or left out of the games. Her mother had never seemed to mind though, and she'd been stern with Pyx's brothers on being fair. 

"I can imagine that would be the best part. Watching them learn, seeing the knowledge light up their eyes. That, and watching their personalities develop." She glanced towards the den, just thinking about it. "I've always found pregnancy to be a miraculous thing. That our bodies know without telling them how to perfectly form a being that will grow to be another entity entirely." Her eyes were bright and she shook her head.

"It seems so commonplace, until you truly think on it. Think on what your body had to do, and now you have beautiful girls where once was nothing."