unknown soldier

I've found this guide to be really helpful for playing babies over the years. I use it like a life line, lol. :-)

The nameless child known only as Ein — though the small tiny infant did not know he was numbered, nor much of …well anything. His existence wasn’t that grand, too young, and too newborn. The nameless’ sense of smell was weak, but he could scent Thistle’s milk and though blind and deaf followed it to his meal source when he was hungry. The understanding of his body was known only through coming in contact with the other numbered blobs, both of which he perceived as smaller than him if only because it was relatively easy to crawl over them. His movements were sluggish and he was tired easily, feeling the heat and downy fur of whichever sibling was under him. He felt a vibration of protest (Tokio is going to say he’s crawled on top of Gyda) — a unheard sound by the nameless Ein though surely it would not escape @Thistle Cloud’s notice. While he had managed to sluggishly crawl on top of the other blob he couldn’t seem to find his way down and made a soft cooing noise — just a vibration to him that he felt gurgle in his throat before his toothless mouth gaped open in a yawn and he clamped down on something that had a funny texture in his mouth having unknowingly began to gum at one of Gyda’s folded ears. Nothing like the thing that gave him the delicious and warm milk.

He suckled at it to no avail, effectively covering it in thick, sticky puppy spittle and released it finally to let out a huff that was extraordinarily indignant. He wanted milk, and after squirming around some more on his sister’s body slid off, stretching slightly when he plopped back down upon the deer fur that rested under their bodies to protect them from the cold and harsh earth. He pawed at it for a few seconds, black, leathery nostrils working furiously, weakly in an attempt to sniff out Thistle for his third meal because he was hungry again. Sleepy, though his dreams took no form other than vibrations, warmth, chill and nothingness.