Aurora Heights with your head up.

RE: A double rainbow stretches through the sky.
For @Revon!

Vindlys was undetermined if he liked the 'big den' any more than he liked 'the first den'. There was more space, of course, and that had certain benefits. Not getting kicked in the face by his stupid brothers, that was certainly a bonus. Having his own corner, that was good. But sometimes he was too cold. Or sometimes he just wanted to be curled up against his mother's soft belly, and she wasn't there -- or, even worse, everyone else was.

The dark pup exhaled heavily through his nose, stomping out of the den. Angry with no particular reason, he continued this ridiculous stomping, over-large paws slapping against the ground, until he had the chance happening of glancing up. And then he saw it. The boy's mouth fell open, blue eyes widening as he stared.

"Wh-wha??"

Whenever the leggy little guy slept, you could rest assured that he would never stay in one spot. Throughout his slumber no matter if it was deep sleep or just a nap, Lance had a bad habit of kicking and rearranging often. Even with all of his moving, whenever anyone else moved away from him he was immediately jolted awake. So when the sound of stomping echoed through the den, Lance's eyes shot open and he was immediately cast his gaze towards the retreating form of one of his brothers.

Instinctively, without realizing that the stomping could be his fault, the blue-eyed brother moved away from the cozy comfort of those around him to follow after Vindlys. Upon exiting, the sun was a bit bright and his body very tired from forcing himself awake so quickly. Lance made an effort to plop down onto the ground and rolled over onto his backside, closing his eyes and only opening them when Vindlys made a peep. Blue eyes looked to Vindlys then to where he was looking to, chuckling a little bit at the strange display of vibrant colors. Is-sa smile, (it's a smile) he interjects, as he was upside down and saw a u rather than an arch.

^{* Lance is still very young, table is not appropriate age. *}

She didn’t know how to be a big sister, let alone a puppysitter. But the scarlet girl was determined to help her parents out, especially now that they had three boys to take care of. The pack was still small in numbers, but they worked well together. If the older members were going to take care of hunting and patrolling Revon wanted to chip in to watch the cubs so her parents could take care of their leadership duties. She still wanted to provide for the pack and do her share of hunting (and scouting), but for now her biggest priority was her little brothers—while they were awake. They were much easier to take care of when they were sleeping.

When she approached the den Revon was greeted by two plumb boys: Vindlys and Lance. At first she worried that the third Borealis Boy was missing, but a sharp inhale assured the scarlet girl that the pale brother was tucked away inside the den. She flopped her hindquarters down on the ground in beside her two brothers and followed their curious gazes to the radiant shape in the sky. The corners of her mouth twitched in amusement before she turned her amber pools back to them. It’s a rainbow, she corrected as her tail curled over her paws.