Lion Head Mesa Time

He is lucky Neith is excitable and not so overwhelmed by his own children's onslaughts. The kingsguard watches them intently with teeth that will unlock to pick his kids up, if need be. Even Taliba is excited, and he is happy to see it! There were no children at the lake to familiarize with.

It is a relief to see his Pharaoh! Her warmth extends his own smile of an already tired father, and the days just begun. The goddess woman is patient. "Settle." His demand is instant. Play time is over. "Watch and follow as I do." Ibrahim, he knows may have a harder time shutting down so quickly, and so a hefty paw is taken to gently scoot the boy at his side as he falls into a slow bow.

Slow, so that they can see how to mimic him and address the divinity before them. "Pharaoh! It is a blessing to be in your presence. I am overjoyed to see the light of our futures eyes now roaming Akashingo. I hope you are doing well."

It is not his children's fault, but his. He can only beg forgiveness. "I apologize for my children's energy today." It is their first experience not sheltered to the lake.