In one of the dens

[drifter]

Project Caliver | Kalea Crimson - Caliver

As more little heads poked and peered from the den, Project couldn't contain his pride. Yes, he had been worried; freaked at the aspect of becoming a father. But now those worries were gone. He took note of Kimiko's shifting and wary gaze so took a calm step forward. "Have you named them?" He asked softly, not wanting to startle them in any way. Pro ran his gaze over each cub in turn, resting momentarily on a very curious male. He knew his two siblings would behave themselves in the presence of their "idol", but he stood vigilant just incase their excited cubbish nature got the best of them.

Her red eyes looked between the two big males. Slowly she detached herself from Kimiko and slunk her way to Miri's side. "Do we have to say hello you s'pose?" She whispered, gaze never leaving the four. Her ears perked up and she watched Cross take some steps toward the other cubs. Her fur prickled in concern for him, but she remained rooted where she was.

[Silverfang]

The cub's eyes were stuck on the new additions as they tumbled out, her ear flicking slightly. She watched with curiosity and.. intuitiveness. What.. were those things?

Although it did not cross her mind that she wasn't far from what they were, the tiny cub could not help but gape a bit as she watched. She almost didn't hear her father speak, quickly looking up at him with large, light blue eyes. Her head tilted a bit, but nevertheless seemed to understand. Her body was planted where it was, however, looking them over instead of heading over to greet them - even as they were introduced.

'K.

[Reeku]

Miri Crimson-Caliver

Still hideing behind one of her mother's front legs she peeked out again and looked at her father,grandfather,aunt and uncle now that see knew which was which. She then hid behind Kimiko's leg again and turned to her sister shaking her head profusely.
"I hope not..they look bigge' than mama"she replied nervously moving her tail close to her side as her pointed ears folded down on her head.

This whole experience of being outside and meeting four new people was very overwhelming for the young cub as she sank back in both fear and shyness.