Moonspear Should've Taken Your Fall

Galaxy really wanted to figure out why Vela hated her so much now, though she didn't know how to deal with the other girl's distaste and wound up simply avoiding her to keep the peace. It made her sad—they had gotten along so well, once—but she just couldn't figure out what she'd done wrong or how to make it all better.

Despite this, the pup refused to dwell on it and wallow. The sun was shining, the breeze was blowing and, for once, she didn't feel hungry. She hadn't even eaten that much, either. She hadn't had much of an appetite since overhearing Vela, although Galaxy didn't really connect the two. It just made her happy that she didn't feel that constant, gnawing ache in her gut anymore.

She found a stick and was waving it around in the air when Korei Julia arrived. The instant the Omega strolled into sight, Galaxy froze. She then galloped right up to her older sister, dropping into a playful bow at her forefeet and flourishing the stick right beneath Korei's nose in a clear invitation to play.