Redhawk Caldera we sleep until the sun goes down.

It took the little pup some time, but finally she managed to latch her jaws onto a paw. It was a short-lived grab for she was not used to the things she bit to be jerked away so quickly from her grasp. Usually she latched and that was that until she unlatched herself. This prize she had won was taken from her, and it left Liffey feeling cheated and affronted.

The child squealed unhappily when her prize was lost. But Liffey was not to be so easily deterred, as she showed very quickly by suddenly surging forward, open-jawed and searching to reclaim the foreign paw. She bulldozed over her brother in slow motion, wagging her head to and fro. When her head bopped against Lucy's cranium, she tried to spin at the last second to latch onto her face. But gravity was already pulling her down over the other side of Lagan, and Liffey plopped onto the ground on her back. Now hers were the limbs flapping in the air while she squeaked and chirped in surprise that the world had flipped itself upside down on her.