Wheeling Gull Isle count all the bees in the hive, chase all the clouds from the sky

Commemorate?? Kai said with a tilting of his wet skull, as he follows his father back to the shore, hoping over roots of the mangroves as he does so. Tide pools sound good! Christen made me hungry. He decided. He didn't know souvenir or commemorate, but he knew the tide pools had quick and easy food!

Hoping all around his dad as they headed off, Kai looked to his father then, with a new thought to his mind. Dad... there is light and dark. He began, thinking how there was a balance in life, equal: Predator and prey. Light and dark. Hot and Cold. Good and bad. Sometimes he and his siblings were being bad... Then, There is good and evil too, right? Surely his father would want to know what he was getting at. What does God do with evil? He and his siblings were taught to be good. To live in God's light- be kind, be patient, be open and understanding. When they were bad, they were told that 'this was not how God would want you to act'. So, what if others continued to be bad? Did they get in trouble by God, like they did by their parents? Or did he not do anything? If so, what was the point of being good? 

Malakai would question all these things as he grew and very much so sparked by the arrival of the new children to their home. Kai didn't mention that just yet, but he needed to know how God handled these things first. If he were to walk the path of God, he needed to know what should be expected of him in any situation. After all, Malakai was protective of his siblings. It might not show, but @Simeon and @Dinah were his siblings to tease and fight with- no one else. And @Judah... he was someone Malakai felt would always be bound to him beyond any other. They were twin. A bond that was not easily explained by others who were not twin themselves.