Dragoncrest Cliffs I think I left my conscience on your front doorstep

It was a strange sensation for Meerkat too, when Aminthe caught her by the lip and began to gnaw. She went still and tolerated it for fifteen seconds before gently prising her off and pushing onto all fours, moving her muzzle out of the baby’s reach.

But she didn’t go far. Carefully minding her belly, she ducked back down into a playful bow, rump arced upward and tail swaying like a feather on a breeze. She rumbled a playful noise and patted her paw on the ground, trying to get Aminthe to play and get out what remained of her youthful energy before her next feed and nap.

The pose, however, proved too unsustainable for her current condition. With a soft gasp, Meerkat brought her hindquarters back to the earth, once more rolling to rest her weight on her elbow. She felt the pups kick and smiled, even though it was a bit of a bummer that she couldn’t play with Aminthe the way she wanted.