Anu listened, trying to understand what it was that made the pup worry. It wasn’t unlike Cambria to think of things a little more then most did. Anu wasn't about to say she was a worrier; and her fear was a rational one. But, “Even if they do, you wont be far behind.” Anu tried to calm the Marino child’s unease. It wasn’t an easy thing to go through, but she needed to focus on herself and not think much about when everyone else was beginning to shift. Her siblings wouldn’t be able to wait for her, for it was beyond their control. But they were going to suddenly run away once they had two legs.
“You just need to be patient.” It came down to that as well, being able to wait even though everyone around her was able to change. Anu looked at the jar once again and asked a simple question. “Will you let him go once he wakes up?” Maybe it was to change the focus away from her firs shift, but Anu was certainly curious to know the answer.