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Just like that the birds first fell silent and the moment Glee's footfalls came within Dwin's earshot, the flock fluttered out and away from the tree. Oh, no... The older sister thought to herself, closed her eyes, made a deep breath and exhaled. She turned to face her younger sibling just in time to avoid collision with her. Up until now this particular specimen had not caused as much trouble as Frolic had, but just by observing (as little and as superficially as she had) she knew that the potential was there. After all - intelligence-wise this sister had shown just as little promise as Frolic. But that - dear readers - was Dwin's biased opinion. 

"Hello, Glee," she greeted the youngster. "On your own?" she asked and then cast a quick glance around to see, if hopefully any adults were there to collect her and thus rescue Dwin from nanny duties, looming darkly over the horizon.