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His sister greeted the other child, who looked between both of them as well as their mother. Aiden glanced up at his mother as well, but he could tell that she was calm, which in turn calmed the stalwart guardian. He looked at the child again and noted that her attention was fully on him in that moment. He looked back at her and when she offered a friendly 'hi', his tail wagged a little. Hi, he returned, a quick sidelong glance to his mother but most of his attention to the child. Aiden did not often find himself at a loss for what to do, but this New Situation caught him looking studiously at the other children in some sort of mexican standoff where none of them seemed to know what to do.

It was his sister that reached out first, moving out to touch the other child's nose. In response, the other child bent her front to the ground and her tail wagged. Aiden understood that language. Play! he said in excitement — she knew the language of play! He moved forward towards the other two and his tail wagged when he pawed towards Sorana's face — carefully, making sure he could withdraw if this all went south — to indicate that he, too, was willing to and knew how to play.