"Alright you, Zelinnia has the baby, so I'm going to take you out flying." SaTa landed at her feet. "Here, let's get your gear on."
Once the rylak was set up, Elunara climbed into the saddle. SaTa took a couple of bounces, before getting airborne. She clung to the reins for dear life.
"Alright you, let's fly in that direction. We'll see what we can find in Elwynn."
"That's where we found the sheep."
"Well, why don't you try some wolves?"
"Wolves? Wolves in Draenor were vicious and difficult to bring down."
"Not these. These are weak, our young ones train on killing them. I'm certain if you can rid the forest here of a few, the farmers would give you sheep and pigs in return."
"Oh, I guess we can try one." Sighed one. "Let's do it, sister." Snarled the other.
Elunara dropped to the ground and watched them bring down a wolf. They ripped it apart between them.
"Too stringy." Spat one. "Killed it, so we ate it." Sighed the other.
"Alright, alright. The bears will probably be no better. Come on, I have another idea." Elunara climbed back in the saddle. They flew south again. "Alright, let's try the spiders."
"Spiders?"
Elunara pointed. "That."
"Alright."
She dropped to the ground and watched them take down a spider; they made quick work of it.
"Those are tasty!" Sasha bounced her head. "Want more." Snarled Tasha.
"Well, you're welcome to take your fill. They harass everyone, no one would complain if you gorged yourself on them."
"Good."
Elunara sketched the creature, as she bounced from kill to kill.
"Very crunchy." Sasha dug into some leg parts. "Very filling." Tasha yawned. "Want to sleep in our nest." They said at once.
Elunara climbed back on the saddle and directed them home. Once she had their gear stowed away, they bounced on to the house.
"How'd you manage to get one of those?"
Elunara looked up. "Hey, lover. Whatcha need?"
He pointed up at SaTa. "How?"
"She's my friend."
"Of course." He rolled his eyes. "I was hoping to catch you... Where is the baby?"
"Zelinnia's watching her while I get Sasha and Tasha some much needed exercise.
"Ah." He scratched the back of his head.
"Would you be more comfortable inside?"
"Ah... yeah." He grinned.
"Come on in."
He stepped in and sighed. "It's been awhile."
"I'm sorry, sweetie." Elunara brushed her fingers across his cheek. "I can't leave Lulu for too long. When she gets old enough to sleep through the night, it wouldn't be so bad..."
He put his hand over hers. "Perhaps if I put a crib in the room?"
With a smile, she laughed. "That'd be lovely." She pressed her lips to his. "It has been terrible... waiting almost four months."
"One or two I could handle." He muttered. "I'm just a man, after all."
"You could just come here. Everyone observes my signs and locks. You could try out my couch." She winked.
"Maybe another time."
"Still intimidated?"
"Maybe?" He grinned.
She sighed dramatically. "Oh well." She tickled his chin. "I need to go pick up my baby from my best friend's. Care to join me?"
The rylak on the roof watched the pair walk away.
"Do you smell that, sister?"
"Oh, I do. Very curious."
"She already has many mates, and yet, she still claims the strongest for her own."
"Very curious she is."
"She speaks to us as equals."
"She calls us friend."
"Yes, this pleases me too."
Elunara popped an eye open and groaned. "Oh, what is that maniac beast doing NOW?"
Grogek rubbed his head. "I believe she's gone into heat."
Giving a frustrated groan, Elunara buried her head under her pillow.