The Sunspire eyes on the ground but I can't look up now; don't wanna give it away, my secret

Rannoch jolted awake from a deep sleep; the children were revolting. With his heart hammering, the father-of-four surveyed the children that wriggled at Liffey's side. He realized the cause of the commotion, and he instantly froze—a majority of his children could see. It was nothing short of a miracle that it had all happened at once, too. "Breccan, Deej, Remi," the father crooned as he leaned over the barricade that divided him. "Looks like you've discovered the world. I'm so proud of all of you."

Rannoch then leaned his head on his wife's shoulder and bid the gaggle an encouraging boof—"come meet me!", his expression encouraged.