Stavanger Bay drip drop

Since his brother hadn't spoken yet at all (well, not that Charon could remember, anyway), a reply wasn't necessary not expected for the freckled boy. He looked expectantly at his brother after he'd told his whole story, waiting for him to acknowledge and greet Drake. Even all the adults he had met so far had acknowledged how very real Drake was, so it did not even cross Charon's mind that his brother might deny the existence of Charon's imaginary friend.

Levi said 'No Drake', though Charon was not sure why, considering the fact Drake wasn't doing anything that should illicit a 'no' from Levi. "You said something!" Charon gasped, his tail wagging in excitement at his brother's words, which were followed by giggling. "Drake's excited too. He says he's sorry if he did anything you didn't like." Even though Charon knew Drake didn't do anything, but oh well. "Do you wanna learn how to predict weather too? I'm not super good at it yet but I think it's gonna rain soon. Or snow if it's cold enough, but I think it's on the edge." Looking up, anyone could probably predict the same, considering there were many thick clouds overhead and the skies were grey and angry-looking, even though no rain was falling yet.