[/html]Laruku was, of course, curious about the sudden disappearance of half his littermates, but his parents had offered little explanation and seemed upset when prompted so he hadn't pushed it much. With his extremely limited grasp of death, he went on to simply assume that they were away for a while -- when they would be back, he couldn't say, but he did not question that they would be back. He knew they would be. Why wouldn't they? In the meantime, the den was much roomier, and he only had Maluki and Akeni to compete with for Mommy's attention (even though he knew already that he was her favorite).
Blue eyes opened wide in the dark of the den when the small hybrid heard footsteps outside. There were two fuzzy lumps next to him, but Mommy was not among them. Drowsiness disappearing in anticipation of crawling out of the hole first, the child clambered clumsily over his brother and scampered up the slight dirt incline and into the blinding sunlight, gathering momentum as he went. As such, he collided with a pair of white forelegs as soon as he cleared the entrance. Blinking stupidly in the colorful outside, he looked up with a sloppy grin. "Mornin'.
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