All of these new and exciting things were happening to the young fae's body and she just couldn't seem to sit still! Her eyes were developing further and further each day, her teeth were growing, giving her the desire to chew on anything and everything, and now she could hear things! Kisetra wasn't sure what any of this meant of course, being too young and dumb to get how the world works just yet, but boy did it grant her some completely authentic, and horribly potent adrenaline! With today's energy already practically overflowing from her small frame, the young pup decided that she'd see what that big bright light was all about. You know, the one on the other side of her sleeping hole? "Mmmmmbububub" the cinnamon child babbled, tumbling about the den on pudgy limbs as she slowly but surely crept toward the target.

"Wooowowomm!" she cried in delight as rays of sunshine filled her delicate, still developing eyes. What was this? She wasn't sure. She didn't quite fancy the lack of vision that hit her suddenly, but this..Warm feeling? That sure was nice. "Mumumu"

He wasn't usually far from two of the most important females in his life. Lekalta  (who he was not sure what their relation was but they were obviously raising this child together) and Kistera, his daughter. In fact he had been sunbathing when the babbling reached his ears. A soft smile tugged on his features already before he even spotted her toddling form. Was this what his parents at felt like? Perhaps even his older siblings or @Enoki? Old Gods bless all of them for watching over him as a child.

The father neared Kisetra with a warm smile. It had almost sounded like she had been babbling for her mother and so he lowered himself to the ground in front of her with one thing to say. "I hope you'll settle for Dad." His deep tones were barely above a whisper as he reached out towards her growing figure with his inky nose.

Kisetra giggled as her father made his grand entrance, wobbling over to him as quickly as she possibly could. Did he too enjoy the big bright place? Not very fair that he'd been keeping it to himself all this time, though the young pup would forgive him just this once for it. The still unfamiliar voice this figure had been assigned filled her ears as he reached out to her, booping her with his snoot, though she wasn't scared. His appearance was all too familiar by now, and her still-growing mind was easily able to identify him as family by now. "Waaaaad!" The fae repeated back to the male, quite proud of herself as be began to nip at his large frame playfully.

Cause I don't wanna leave the palace

He chuckled, rolling onto his back when the child nipped at him with cries of "Waaaaad" following. Deacon had never thought of himself being in this position. Fatherly. Truthfully he felt he didn't need to worry. His parents had set good examples for him to following. It was only an issue of recalling what exact things he needed to do.

Briefly his eyes glanced about for @Lekalta. Perhaps she was catching sleep or finding something to eat. Regardless he was more than happy to keep their child occupied for the time being.

"Bright out here, isn't it?" He asked in a voice that didn't reach above a murmur. "The sun, Kisetra." One large dark pointed up to the sky. Amber eyes glanced over to see how his daughter was taking the new information.

Kisetra stopped her persistent nipping as the male spoke to her in hushed tones. She couldn't quite understand what it was he was trying to relay to her at first, however as he motioned toward the big warm thing way way way far away up high she began to catch on. "Wun!" She repeated back to her father, smiling as she squinted to catch a glimpse of the object at hand. "Aaa!" She exclaimed, a bit unhappy with the way it made her eyes feel. Shaking her head a few times, the small fae found herself able to rid her vision of the small, colorful dots the big warm thing provided. She then looked back at the male for further explanation.

Cause I don't wanna leave the palace

He was proud as she echoed the word (although slightly altered) back to him. Of course, he had missed to mention to her that it was not something to exactly by gazed upon. Although she learned quicker than he could tell her.

He gave soft loving shushes to her as he moved to lick the top of her crown in a soothing fashion. Being gentle had never suited him but it was obvious he was having to make adjustments for his new daughter. "We don't look at it." He whispered softly as he settled back against the earth again. "You'll hurt your eyes if you do." Or at least he thought so because of the dots that usually appeared when staring at it. He figured long time exposure to that wouldn't do anyone's eyes any good.

Somewhere in the distance there was the loud chatter of a songbird and Deacon lifted his head to see if he could spot it. Alas he assumed it must have been hiding in the Rye. "Do you hear that, Kisetra?" He asked softly as he looked back to his daughter.

Kisetra listened intently to her father as he again spoke up. Whilst she was getting better at understanding the things that came out of his maw a little better day by day, some words still remained a mystery. It was frustrating, but eventually the fae would evidently catch on. This round of words she was able to catch a "shh", which she's come to realize meant stop making all the noise she was making, and a "Don't" which basically meant what she had done was not the right thing to do. "Ok dadda" she whispered, accepting and even basking in all of the attention she had been receiving from him.

The small Baranski looked at her father with wide eyes as he spoke again, probably catching the song of distant birds mere seconds after he had. What was that? "Uh-Ohh.." Kiss exclaimed, unsure of how the noise made her feel.

"Ooh" The child replied, though to be completely honest her small developing brain was still trying to comprehend all of which her father spoke. So there were these wolves that lived in trees that made those pretty noises. They had wings, whatever that meant, and some of them where huge! That actually sounded pretty neat! Kiss pondered over this new information for a moment, before finally deciding that she too wanted to be a bird wolf like them! "Birb" the girl exclaimed, hoping her father would understand that she was actually attempting to proclaim her future career choice. Though he did mention something about fish too, didn't he? The small Baranski was definitely curious over what it was a fish wolf did.