Dragoncrest Cliffs Wish I May, Wish I Might

She didn't really, though thinking on it, she supposed the advice for mothers could carry over. She'd never seen much of either in action, though her experience with fathers was nonexistent. She'd never known a single one who remained to be in their children's lives, least of all her own.

Try your best, and when they argue, understand that anything you say will be ignored. She said with a small laugh behind the words. At least for the first day or two. Children were difficult, especially at the age that Chacal and Val were just beginning to leave behind. She hoped that he was doing well for himself; as for her daughter, it had been too long since they'd caught up.

I don't have much, honestly. You'll learn from mistakes with the rest of us. Her tail swished thoughtfully and she glanced behind. Speaking of; what say we take a side trip and hunt down some fish in the shallows for Erzulie? They couldn't not risk bringing down a deer just the two of them, perhaps, but they could still manage lunch.