Redhawk Caldera my whole life is thunder.

Much like Liffey was at times too girl for Lagan, Laggy was far too icky sometimes for Liff. His reply made her shutter, but she found herself with no other option than to follow as he bolted off. She'd already agreed to help him and his speedy retreat made it impossible for her to back out. She glanced at Eljay almost mournfully, but was quick to put on a brave smile before turning to scamper off after her twin.

Liffey followed her brother dutifully. When they arrived at the location of said grossest of bugs, Lagan barrelled straight ahead with enthusiastic gusto. His lady twin, however, stepped daintly around him, her nose twitching all the while as she inspected the rock he had just upturned from a good foot or two away. She recoiled when she spotted the cockroach and jumped lightly to get out of it and her brother's way as he nabbed it. The girl stuck her tongue out miserably as she stepped around him, glancing back to the rock where the water beetles rested - apparently awaiting her retrieval.

"Are you sure Jay's gonna like these...?" Liffey whined in a feeble attempt at backing out of this awful endeavor. Keeping her legs planted as far away as she could, she stretched her nose towards the beetles to sniff at them. They didn't seem terrible; Not like the squirming cockroach she spied in Lagan's teeth. Anticipating that Lagan wasn't about to tell her Oh man, good point, no, let's just go pick Eljay some flowers, she parted her jaws to clasp a single beetle between her teeth - her tongue flattening agains her bottom jaw so as not to touch a single flailing leg.