Redhawk Caldera friends break up, friends get married

The way Sylvie phrased it made Dwin think that her older sibling was exactly that - a baby that had continued to grow and develop physically, but mentally remained a puppy. She gave her a quick quizzical look, then turned away and shrugged: "You can be, whatever you want to be. Be it a baby, a dragon or a warrior-princess." The experience with kids this year had taught her that you could not fight with the character of the person. You could only accept and adapt. She knew already that having Sylvie around would be hard for her, but she would give her best to not let it trigger her worse self. 

"Why do you want to stay with mom and dad so much? Did anyone harm you, while you were away?" she asked, very curious on, how could it be that they shared the same parents, but were two vastly different people. "I mean - Jay and Aiden buggered off the moment they hit the age of one. And Dee left too," she did not add that she would have gone as well were it not for her younger siblings being born.