Moonspear I never miss a beat

Quite a few, he said, lifting his nose very slightly. Did you have any? he asked back, head tilting. She surely knew some of his.. she was here, after all. It was actually a complicated story on the exact number to answer her, though, so hence his vague reply to start. For one, he knew there was one misplaced older sister who he vaguely remembered and he knew Galaxy had died when they were all pretty young still. Because his mother was shady about the subject, he was prettty sure there was another sibling. At least. Again, considering the topic and a matriarch's endless riddles to never give a straight answer about anything ever, he wasn't sure—and was learning to accept that. Here though, there's my three older sisters, then Vela my littermate sister, and my two little brothers and a little sister. Hopefully that was a decent answer. He was very much the middle sibling among them and right now, those seven (eight if Yami would ever get home!!) were the ones he cared most about.

Anyway, it was the life he was handed, and it had worked so far. Fighting, yeah. Hunting.. mountain-climbing. Lots, and it depends. Jarilo added; with his tendency to be more talkative than most of his family, having questions to ping from kept him going, but she'd asked! I don't usually go too far but I want to visit the seaside again, more.. he rambled on, happy that she had offered what she did now when he had plenty to see beyond, and a growing curiosity in the subject. Whenever winter isn't too bad to.. and things aren't busy here, of course. I'll remember that, he said.