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Her head bobbed up and down as Peregrine spoke. They seemed to be on the same page as far as comings and goings went. Magpie had never seemed really at home here, so perhaps it was for the best that she moved on. And maybe Robin was out there trying to put down roots of her own. Fox just wished they had some magical way of communicating with one another. Where were the wolf cell phones?

"Hah!" Fox replied when he made the most wonderful pun. "If we all acted like our names, I would have been out there trying to get it on with a completely different species." The thought was, well, unnatural. Fox had never had any intentions of shacking up with a fox. They were too small, and instinct never would have let her do it, anyway. "And you'd be flying off into the sunset..." she mused, quite glad that he was doing nothing of the sort.

"I was thinking the other day," she said, turning the topic away from names, "that maybe we could choose godparents for the kids. They'd just be like extra-close family, I guess." Fox's own godparents had been the Beta pair back home, and she thought it would make sense for Finley and Elwood to take that role with their own children. But first, she wanted to get Perry's take on the idea and see if it was something he wanted to name outright, or if he'd rather just go with the flow.