Havana Oh Na Na;; Growth 1 Part 1 - Teeth.

[Masie]

Feral was the common thought when it came to her, but honestly she didn't even know what that was yet, unaware of how different she was from her sisters. Obviously, in not too long someone intelligent as her would realize it, but for now she was blissfully unaware of everything, just an innocent child. Just like every other minnow, she was just another baby, yet few saw her that way and anyone clever could eventually deduce it was possible if allowed to run rapid this judgement would eventually rob her childhood from her. How could an intelligent child get by if they were treated as nothing besides some savage feral? The simple answer was that it wouldn't happen, eventually something was going to break somewhere, someday likely far too early, Masie would be forced to realize how incorrectly other's saw her. Luckily, for now Owen was able to protect his ever growing child from the harshness surrounding her sweet intentions.


"Teeth Hurt, Mouth Hurt." her clawed hand rose to rub at the side of her maw as one of her fish pieces dropped, reminded of the soreness there. Luckily she had recently demolished the tree's bark so her mouth felt a little better now, but it wouldn't for long. Considering all the teeth raptors had in their mouth? Teething would not be any bit of an easy process for her.


She than heard a loud noise and felt something impact her leg, suggesting to her it was another way someone had of calling her that she had not learned yet. Golden gaze flickered down to see the kitten, a soft chitter coming from her, another play mate! He was new, she could tell by how untouched he smelled, lowering herself to sit down with him against her leg. "New baby!" she would aim to nuzzle him if he didn't move away, fond chittering low in her throat as she than nudged her fish towards him to see if the new baby was hungry like her, taking a bite herself as if showing him how to eat. Masie was delighted to have someone else she could play with, not to be the youngest anymore.