Altar of Twilight but that was just a dream

Aiolos listened to her words, taking in the odd sounding name for the creature which now laid at her paws. Happy he was at least, that the children she now had would make use of it. 

You think? A rhetorical question mostly, his head tilting to the side and a single ginger ear sliding backwards. He then however would quickly rise to his feet at her beckoning, content to follow her down the small valley which bordered against two high rock faces of the Moonspear mountains. Though the day had since now passed, the valley lit with a brilliant glow from the moonlight reflecting off the pale rocks. Somehow, too, Kukutux pale coat drank up that light too. 

A huntress and a mother she was. Happy, at least, in those duties. I have a son- Huojin. He smiles at the thought of his pup. A pup which he would have never even thought to of had before. Despite his relationship with Ruo having grown to odd, animated, since then, Aiolos would never take back what they'd created. 

And... He hesitated. It was really still awkward to think about it much less voice it allowed, and to a woman. But Kukutux would understand. They shared that since of 'second nature'. I lead Yuelong with Hua now. She says I've been very faithful to the pack, and trusting. See, good servants could be something more!