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Vigilante chuckled at the golden boy's admission and the modest adjustment to the words that he spoke about the temple. Though he hated having been away for so long, his son clearly did not hold it against him and it appeared that neither Hati nor Lottie did, either. "Someday when you're big, you can be just like me," the dog King advised, and then his momentarily solemn face turned playful again, "but for now, you should enjoy being a pup." He barked happily, watching Skoll do a small, excited dance in place.
Going to see the horses and the stables sounded like a fine idea, and he rose to stand tall, jade eyes watching his son to make sure he did not run off too far once they started moving. "Let's go see them, then," the proud father encouraged, loping at a gentle pace in the direction of the large building where they kept the livestock. He would much rather his children explore more risky places when he was with them rather than when they were alone, and so he was very willing to go with Skoll to show him the horses.
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