Redhawk Caldera Brilliance Autumn Fern

I am so sorry for the wait! Life's interesting at the moment. :D

Despite her earlier reservations (and let's be honest - leftover butthurt from no longer being the star child in the spotlight) Dwin found that it was very difficult not to like Frolic. Her childish antics and exuberant demenour was contagious and made her older sister remember both that she had been very similar as a kid and how much things had changed over the year. For instance, she was not very inclined to take the world running (literally). 

"Mom told," she began, "that if you plant your tooth in the ground and take care of it well. A tooth tree will grow. So - just in case you lose any teeth in the future, you will have spare." Dwin was opposed to lying, but - here's the twist - children's yarns and especially, if they had been passed on from your older and wiser relatives, did not have to comply with this rule. After all - the secret lied in the belief. If you believed - and Dwin believed this with all her heart - a lot of interesting things could happen. So, why not a tooth tree.