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Keru knew that the mare was slightly nervous with the newcomer and her tail, especially her scent. He took in some of her nervousness and bent over to rub her chest. He took a deep breath, hearing her heartbeat as he rubbed her. He straightened back up and looked back at Crystal. "Hang on the best that you can!" He said suddenly and gave the horse a little nudge with his heels. The horse responded and gave a neigh, running towards its herd. The herd ran with her, unsure to be wary or fearful of the strangers. As she began to ease her trot into a gallop, he grabbed her mane and sped up, taking lead of the herd and almost driving their direction. He gave a loud laugh as the wind tugged at his hair, feeling wonderful on his skin.

The horse edged faster and faster from the herd, covering the distance to his home. As he came over a hill, the river gleamed sunlight off its icy cap, becoming a bright spot in his vision. He shielded his eyes from the glare and noticed that the mare was tiring her out. He slowed her down and allowed the herd to catch up to her, noting that she was a very fast horse. He leaned on her neck and rubbed it, feeling the sweat on her skin. He grabbed her mane and slid off, grabbing Crystal as he got off and lowered her to the ground. The herd saw her and became nervous, and split on either side of her. T

he mare slowly wondered in front of them and broke the ice in the river, drinking the icy cool treat. The other horses followed, and soon he was sitting at the side of the river. "You've shown me your house, but do you want to see mine?" He asked, squinting his eyes heavily to avoid the glare from the ice. The mare had taken her last drink when she trotted over to her herd, being sniffed then grazing by them. He'd love that horse since the day he got them, enjoying a ride now and then. He felt like she enjoyed his presence, though he wasn't sure since he couldn't speak horse. He hasn't seen her in awhile, though if he really wanted to find her she'd be waiting for him. Shifting so that he wouldn't dip his skin into the cold water, he closed his eyes and thought about his ride with the mare, noting Crystals breathing.

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She held on tight to him the whole ride, seeing as her grip was a bit loose after the end of it. Her breathing was calm and quiet, but not silent enough to be unnoticed. Looking at him with her blue eyes, she nodded as a smile brightened herself. "O-Of course i would like to! It must be better than mine." She responded, knowing she was returning to reality once she started to speak. She could smell every visible emotion any wild animal near by her had when she was in their sight, including unwariness and fear. She huffed and knew that it was reasonable, being what she is. Walking closer to him, her ears perked up as curiosity got the best of her.

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Keru wondered if she would think that, but mentally shrugged. He got up and looked at the river, knowing that they would need to cross it. He grabbed a stick wedged under some rocks and pushed the ice, feeling it fall into the water. He looked around, noticing the weather cooling and the clouds shuffling in the sky. "Hmm, it's just over this river..."He muttered to himself, grabbing his chin and judging the distance.
He could leap this maybe on a good day, but he wasn't sure if Crystal would be able to jump it. She could strengthen the ice and such, but he didn't want her passing out on him like the other night.
Feeling bold, or maybe just feeling too happy, he grabbed on Crystal and secured her in his arms, feeling that ever so feeling of boldness slip away. Now it was just getting a bit awkward and this seemed stupid. Blushing a bit as he realized that he could smell her scent, he backed up a bit and jumped high over the river, feeling the energy of the jump carry him well over the river, and his weight plus her's, bring him down.

He cleared the jump with room to spare and laid her down on her feet. He looked behind him and could faintly see the backs of the wild horses, including the sun going down into the sky. Shaking his head he walked forward, heading into a thick forest. As he walked under a few vines, the forest turned dark for a minute and he slowly felt his way through. This wasn't the area he wanted to walk through at this moment, but he guessed it was just bad luck. The dark area seemed long, but was actually short and a rays of the setting sun's rays broke through. He stopped for a moment, then looked at the un-melted snow on the ground. His home was kinda hard to see, even for him sometimes. After a few moments, he stopped and smiled, knowing that he finally found it.
He walked towards a big lump of snow and dug it out, revealing the bottom of the door. The house was slightly off the ground, supported by a big trunk with branches curving around it. The wood around it still had snow on it, and it had hit the front of the house, blocking the windows as well. Looking around he went for the doorknob and pushed open, expecting to find a lump of snow inside, but it opened silently and without a creak. He took a sniff for a moment, then he opened the door.

The floor was covered with smooth wood and carpets he managed to buy, a few blankets in the corner with a brick fireplace. It had took him awhile to furnish it, and he was still in the process. The house was warm and insulated, even if the fireplace was just a few black coals. It had a few oil lamps that he bought from the town, and lightened the house almost as brightly as inside. Stepping inside, he took of his shoes and just wanted to lay down, but was feeling hungry. He then realized that he left everything at the tree, and sighed.
He really liked those chocolate treats and for the lamb, it was free but the memory still wasn't pleasant. "I don't have much to eat, but are you hungry? I can cook some meat if I have any..." He muttered to Crystal and walked over and pulled up a door to the ground. It was chilly in it, but was a good freezer. Ice and snow were on at the bottom and his feet were instantly cold. "Well I guess I sorta have some beef, and maybe some pork, but no lamb."He pulled himself out of there, feeling the freezer chill the room. He closed the hatch and rolled a brown roll of carpet over it and looked at his choices. Few meats...no fruits of vegetables. He must of ran out, he realized and suddenly felt less hungry.

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"Some beef will suffice." She said, her tail going nuts and her ears perked up as she held her hands together. Sitting near the fireplace, she couldn't simply ignore or shoo away the blush that stamped itself on her face. She knew she could easily either jump over it or skate over it, though the atmosphere was awkward at the river, and was starting to gather the same awkwardness now. Laying down on the floor instead, she just curled up and tried to cover her face a bit if she could. The thought would not escape her mind, luring her to daydream, and it snagged her mind easily like a trap. She rolled around a bit, embarrassed but stopped, thinking about it again with a smile and her eyes closed.

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Keru let his gaze linger on her, then rubbed his cheeks. He wasn't blushing anymore, but his face was red from the cold. He got up to look through his windows, only to realize that they were still covered with snow. He watched Crystal through the corner of his eye, and got his attention as she started to roll on the floor. He looked at her for a moment, then went outside to clear the snow off his windows.
The snow was thick and had a Ice layering to it, so it took longer to get it out. He kicked it at the base, cracking the ice on top and letting the snow fall on his foot. He kicked some of it off and rubbed the window of the bits of snow that still stuck on it. Deciding that it was good enough, he threw some clumps of snow of the wooden floor, and stepped in again. He walked in to see her smiling with her eyes closed, not sure what to think. He shrugged and walked over the fireplace, poking it around with the stick.

He needed firewood if he wanted to start it, but he wasn't sure if it was dry. He could make some, but it wouldn't last and would be very taxing to keep making. He got up and went outside, seeing a nearby tree by his home. He looked around, and jumped off his ledge to the tree. He landed a few feet behind it and put his hand on the tree, feeling the bark. He separated a piece of wood from the tree, seeing that it was very resistant of his powers. It mended eventually, turning into a sharp blade. He wedge it in the tree and it sliced through almost effortlessly.
The tree feel straight down onto the cut off base, then tilted towards his direction. He stepped aside and the tree feel, branches cracking. It was only 15 feet long, which he still could get some decent wood off of. He checked the end of where he cut it, making sure that it was dry. He grabbed the sharp blade and cut the tree up, making small and thin pieces of wood. He decided that it would have to do for now, though he didn't know how well it would burn. He picked up a few pieces of wood on his shoulders, and he jumped towards the ledge. He landed perfectly, but he slid slightly when he landed. He put the wood on the side of the door and went to get back some more.

After he was done, he got a few pieces and walked in. Careful not to get dirt or bark on the floors, he carried it to the fireplace. The coals stirred slightly as he placed the wood on them. He looked around for the matches, and lit the fire. It smoked for a moment, until the end of the log was covered in fire. He puffed up the fire a bit and looked around for the meat he was about to cook. He grabbed the meat and unwrapped it, curious to see how he was going to cook it. He could roast it, but his fireplace was too small for that. If he used his pan, he could cook it but that was one of the few expensive things in his home.
He looked around and saw something that caught his eye. He remembered he bought something to cook meat over a fire, and he went over to grab it. It was a small sheet of metal, linked together on a few sides to form a flat cage. He picked it up by the handles and looked at it. He opened it up and put the meat in there, putting it over the growing fire. The fire soon heated up the room and he was standing by it, enjoying the warmth as it surrounded the whole room.

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She watched him, knowing curiosity brought it over. The smell of the fire making the meat warm up, she felt excited. "Ya know, i could help you with the firewood. I only have one perfected move that doesn't cause a problem, like the other two. I just haven't mastered the other two techniques yet." She said and started to paw at her ears, listening in for anything outside to be alert of. She could easily use her Ice Shard Daggers, them being hardly a problem but a cause of help. She wanted to help her new founded friend in any way possible. Giving a little tap on her own nose with her finger, she shuddered and laid on her back, sense she just touched a spot where she gets far too relaxed. She groaned a bit as she laid there, her hands and feet twitched a bit. Her tail just laid there like it was dead and her ears kept twitching as well as she laid flat on the floor, starring at the ceiling.

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Keru grunted at her, not really feeling too chatty at the moment. He poked at the fire a bit, a small piece of wood now completely ashes, and broke off. The fire continued to engulf the meat, sizzling every time a few drops of liquid fell on it. He looked in there for a moment, then turned the meat over. It looked slightly burned, but wasn't in bad shape. He sniffed and smelled a aroma of meat and wood around him, and he relaxed as well. He looked at her again, see that she was on the floor staring at the ceiling. She could surprise him sometimes.
He gave a sniff and turned the meat back over, seeing that the side that was cooked was covered in a black layer. Giving a quiet sigh, he got up and grabbed a plate from a box at the far corner of the room. He wanted to maybe get a sink or some counters, but that was for the future and right now, out of his reach. He got a round, brown plate and put it by the bricks next to the fireplace. He shook the the handles of the container that was holding the meat, dripping juice and bringing more smoke. He quickly put it on the plate, realizing that he had no fork, or even a knife to cut it with. "Uh...sorry. I'll look for a fork or a knife if you need one." He got up and scanned his eyes around the room, looking for a utensil.

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Rolling onto her stomach, she sat up and looked at it, her tail going nuts again. trying to do her best, she was able to at least conjure up a thin ice shard and smiled. "This ice shard i made can do if you don't mind. Less work and don't have to worry about it." She replied and sliced off a piece of it with the sharp edging and stabbed it carefully like a knife. Taking the bite, she smiled and blushed, joy surging through her. "So good! You have the best meat, Keru! It tastes superb!" She exclaimed and continued to eat, her ears and tail shows how much happiness she had as she took each bite. The smelled was thrilling and the taste just sent jolts of taste throughout her mouth and she just felt like she would melt away. She shuddered a bit but paused and looked at him. "Living by yourself, i guess its lonely." She said gently a bit as her body relaxed.

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Keru gave a light smile, surprised how good the meat was. He walked over the window and looked outside. It was starting to get dark, though it couldn't be that late. He sat back down, leaning back on the wall and staring at the fire. He felt tired, but he couldn't just sleep when he had a guest over. Instead, he would chat a bit, maybe even have her over for the night.
He soon realized that he had only one bed, and bit back a chuckle. He put his head on the wall, looking at Crystal as she finished eating the meat. He froze for a second, bringing up not-so-happy feelings of his earlier stay. "Well I go into town sometimes and chat with people, but living alone is kinda." He said, not sure what to do now. They could stay in, but he was nervous about what she was thinking about his house. "Well do you wanna...um- He paused for a moment, not sure what they could do. "do something...or go outside?" He asked her, mentally scolding himself for talking like that when it was just a simple question.

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Sense she was finished, she just threw the ice shard in a corner of the fire, letting it melt away. She looked at him and thought about it for a minute then knew her answer. "Sure." She replied as she smiled, her tail making little curls with each swish. She stood up and walked around, curious about every little thing that was in his house. Her ears were perked up and scoped every sound she could hear, which was mostly nothing. She headed to the window and looked outside, knowing mother is watching. She clicked her nails lightly on the window and giggled, watching some snow fall down from the tree. She looked at him and smelled the fading scent of her food that she ate and couldn't control her frantic tail.

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Keru was glad to get away from his house to do something, since he wanted to entertain his guest. Getting up a little too quickly, he steadied himself by leaning on the wall. Once he was up, he remembered his things. "Before we go back, we need to get the items that I...left." He said through a nervous smile, stepping outside and seeing that snow was still on his house. He knew that it would be on there for awhile. Giving it a glance, he jumped down on the wood and then onto the ground. They still had some time left, so they could go on that river and skate, or maybe the other one. It was getting cold outside, but nothing that he couldn't manege. With a grunt he started to walk towards the river, not having to walk long. He avoided the dark part of the forest, scared on what he could find, or find him.
He made his way to the river and stopped, seeing that it was sadly not strong enough. He gave a huff and put his foot out onto the ice, getting his hopes up for some reason. It easily broke under his foot, and he realized that he needed to jump over it. He could avoid that awkwardness if he grabbed her again and jumped over, but he wasn't feeling as bold.

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Following him, she noticed that the ice wasn't strong enough here. She started to test it but found no ice spots strong enough. She growled and when she walked to a tree, she leaned on it and huffed. "What should we do?" She asked as her ears perked with curiosity. Her tail started to sway up and down, it being curious as well. She sniffed lightly when a snowflake fell on her nose and she groaned, wanting it to climb off. Touching it with one of her fingers, she watched it melt and saw another fall on her nose and did the same to the other one and any other that fell on her nose. She sneezed lightly and whined, trying to wipe off the melted snow that fell on her face. She huffed and puffed up her cheeks as her ears flattened, getting annoyed of winter even more.

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Keru knew that going back to the tree, or by the town, wasn't his exact definition of fun. He sorta knew how far they traveled, and it would take a long time to do it on foot. He saw that it was starting to snow, which gave him an idea on how to solve both problems. "Well...." He thought about how the idea could work, depending on how may hills their would be.
"I need to get my things, and if it snows enough we can try and ride a sled there." He suggested, touching a tree next to him. The could get a big sled, or a small one just for the two. As he touched the tree he realized that they needed to get across, so he just decided to do it the easy way. He touched his palm on the tree next to him, feeling the stiffness as it was resistant to change. A creaking sound came from the tree, then the upper-half of it broke off. It started to fall, but as it did, the tree began to shorten.
It rolled itself up into a ball, landing next to him on a pile of snow. He put his hand on it again, making sure he got it right. If he didn't get it right, it would just turn into a useless tree that would spark someones attention. He took a thick posts from the clay and carried them to the ice. "Hmmm." He thought about how it could work, then he placed the post down into the ice. The ice shattered easily, but he needed to make sure it was stiff. He was going to try something risky, something that he never tried before. It dangerously leaned, then he jumped up. He was going to try and land on it to secure it. He felt a spike of fear pop into his mind, feeling like he jumped too high. He put out his feet and tried to land straight on the post.

He gave a grunt as he landed, putting his hand down to secure himself. The post was shorter then it was before, stuck inside the earth. He turned his feet sideways, and jumped off to the bank. He stumbled a bit, but managed to regain his footing. "Well, this might work. He said suddenly as a new idea popped in his head. Instead of making a bridge, he could use his powers to just carry it over there. Now, it was just time to make the sled. He put his hand on the remaining lump of wood and began to straighten it out, almost like clay. It lost it's ball shape and began to turn into a sled, a decent one at that. He then started to form it's shape from the inside, trying not to take too much time to go over the small details. "Tomorrow I can make it better, if it works." He added, stepping up from inside of the seat. It was 5 feet long and two feet across, having two seats in the front. As he walked in and sat down on one of the seats, he motioned for Crystal to come on board.
Once she was on, he looked at the pole in the middle of the icy river. He concentrated on it, then it started to shrink.. The wood was becoming overworked slightly, and began to awkwardly bend at the tip. As it shrunk, a piece of the wood attached itself to the front of the slay. He began to feel excitement and adrenaline in his body, then noticed that he forgot to tell Crystal what was going on, or what was about to happen. "Make sure you hold onto you seat, since you might fall off if you don't! His excitement, fear, and adrenaline soaking into his voice as he grabbed the sides of the sled. The thick piece of wood seemed flexible, and another piece wrapped the belly of the sled. As the thick piece wrapped along the sides and finally reached the back, the sled was lifted off the ground.

The post gave a few cracking noises, and then a few more pieces of wood came form the lower side of the post. As it was halfway there, it started to shudder under the weight. The post became more and more overworked, starting to bend at the edges where the supporting rods where. As they were dropped over the side, the bent sides began to become glossy, and one of the rods broke off. The land was flat ahead of them, with slight uphills and ditches, until meeting a main drop. As he squeezed his seat even more, he concentrated on the post of wood. The posts supporting it where starting to move to the back of the sled. It wrapped around the end of it and post started to bend towards the opposite direction, pulling the sled along with it. The wood started to creak in protest as he meddled inside of the post, turning the inside into mush and the coils at the back of the sled began to pull it to the river.
As the post stopped bending it nearly touched the ice. When the post was about to break, he let his powers bending on it slack. The post shot forward, edging out of its hole and straight towards them. The post hit them straight on the end, pushing the sled violently forward. The posts on the end of the sled soon broke off, removing the added weight as the sled began to go faster. It was approaching the slope fast, which didn't give him time to think about that he was leaning back on Crystal.

(Last paragraph is a little meh since I didn't know where it was going until I had the idea to do that xD)

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The wind was great, feeling it trying to knock her off. She wouldn't move a muscle and was keeping hold of it. She hardly realized it at first but when her body finally felt him lean on her, she blushed and looked at him. She hardly knew what to do but just kept still as it moved. She felt a bit awkward but it also felt nice and she just left it be. She focused on the speed and watched as the sled got them closer and closer to the slopes in a fast pace. She winced as the air kept hitting her face and she smiled boldly from it. "Your plan is working." She said to him and looked away, not knowing what to say or do next. She hasn't ever been close to someone like this before, so this would be her first.

((Its nice!))

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Keru held on tightly to his seat, not bringing his back straight until he could clearly see the slope. Not willing to take it lying down, he peeked over the sled and saw it. His heart jumped into his mouth, almost at the exact time he realized that his head was almost on Crystals lap. He opened his mouth to talk, when he glanced at the slope. It suddenly was not a distant figure, but he felt the sled go airborne as it sped off the ground. He slammed his mouth shut, not wanting to scream. His body was being lifted off the seat and slammed back down, his feet gripping the sled to prevent him from falling forward. He allowed himself to smile, he wasn't a daredevil but he could appreciate a few pumped moments, this being one of them.
As long as they didn't go airborne again, he could enjoy the high-speeds the sled was going. Almost to reward him for thinking that, a snowy ramp appeared in front of him. He let out a little squeak, not wanting to feel that again. He took a deep breath as it hit it, thankfully dead center. His body was stiff as it rose out of its seat, then back down again. He let out a sigh as he could see the tree with his things. As he neared the tree, the snow was getting worse, and he realized that they were setting up to be in the middle of a blizzard again.

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She gasped quietly as the last bump just pushed her closer to him. Her tail pointed upward and froze up, meaning these hills were not the good type. Seeing a blizzard would come again soon, she huffed because winter was getting more and more annoying. Holding onto him, her whole body was agreeing to freeze up from the ride. She just turned her head away, embarrassed about it and sighed, wishing it would end soon. Brushing one of her hands on the snow, seeing wolf prints. She sighed again and kept holding on, not paying attention of anything. She wouldn't let go, she couldn't sense she could smell a far off wolf.She knew to smell, just she wasn't going to say anything about it. Seeing a wolf, she smacked its face with her tail and laughed, remembering that she always did it to her brother Livion.

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As the sled came by the tree, he realized that they needed to slow down. He looked around for something, the put his hand on the sled. He would have to make something out of his sled to slow them down. Feeling Crystals touch, he blushed and stuck out something in front of the sled. The sound of snow crunching and the wood moving across the ground filled his ears, until they were at a slow speed. He tried to slide out awkwardly from Crystals embrace, but only succeeded in tripping over the sled. He put his hands out to catch the fall, though most of his body was covered in snow. Giving a huff, he got up quickly and grabbed his things. Most of the items were untouched, though his things were moved.
He fumbled around, making sure everything was there. The box of chocolates were gone though, and he gave a sigh. He wanted those chocolates for later, but that wasn't going to happened. He wrapped the coats and meat in a blanket, making it easier to put it on the sled. "Now we have to worry about getting back... He said through his breath, looking up towards one of the hills around it. The hills were covered in snow now, making it hard to judge the distance or the size of them.
Even worse, the ground was beginning to become completely covered in snow again. He walked around the sled, trying to figure out an idea to move it without pushing it. They couldn't go on the same hill again, but looking around and then seeing Crystal with a wolf. He might have been scared if it wasn't for her laughing, but he was just confused. He tucked his stuff firmly inside, and began to push the sled. It was heavy, and seemed like a lot of physical labor to pull off. He watched Crystal and the wolf, confused about what was going on.

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Slapping the wolf with her tail again, she just laughed more and fell over but got up and ran towards Keru. "Its like my brother Livion all over again! I used to always slap his muzzle with my tail and he always takes a slow time to figure out what happened to him!" She exclaimed and couldn't stop laughing about it. Falling over again, she kept laughing as she rolled around but when the wolf pounced on her, she started to wrestle with it like they were pups. Once she won, she just sat there, petting the tired thing that collapsed on her. She giggled and just rubbed its ears but sense they had to get back, she picked it up like it was a little puppy. "I can't believe you came all the way here, Nightfell. Your an unbelievable baby sister, ya know that?" She said in the ear of the wolf, it responding with a little yap and it rubbing its muzzle on her neck.

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Keru looked back towards the hills, glancing at Crystal then turning his head around to get a better look. She was playing with a wolf, and a surprisingly cute one at that. He didn't know whether it was Crystal or the puppy that was cute, as the question popped in his mind. He looked away to suppress a grin and pushed the sled, trying to get it moving. Crystal had a cute baby sister...when all he had was a crazy adopted one. He let out a huff, figuring that the energetic ball could be helpful with pushing this sled.
The sight of Crystal being so happy sort a dampened his mood a bit for some reason. The blizzard was staying clam, though he knew that it wouldn't last for long. Jumping up on it, he checked over the wood. It was in good shape, though a few more changes and he could be dealing with an issue. The snow and the sled made him think about reindeer, and he scoffed at the idea. As the snow flurried began to fall on his head, he jumped out of the sled. "Wel it looks like we'll probably have to push.." He said with dissapointment.

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"Hey, what is your family like? Mother, Father, maybe siblings if you have one? Mine is a pretty big and powerful one." She said, trying to at least get a good chat while in this mess. Looking at Nightfell, she hardly cared sense she watched as the snow under Nightfell melted and became stem. She huffed and rubbed her baby sister's head, ruffling up her fur. Watching the snow that fell on Nightfell melt, she groaned and shoved her, getting a shove back in return. She huffed and grabbed her sister by the scruff and lifted her up until they met eye to eye and started to poke her nose. She smirked and kept poking her nose till she got her finger bit. Growling, she started to stare her sister down.

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Keru paused a bit, leaning against the sled as he thought about the question. Keeping her in eyesight, he began to ponder over the question, especially when she said powerful. He didn't know what to think about that, but as his own thoughts drifted to his family, his mind went blank. As he watched Crystal play, he went over his family members, his Mom, his Dad he never knew well, and then there was his younger Sister and his older brother, which he never knew that much. His mom was a Neko, while his father had more Neko blood in him, he often said that he got everything from his mother, which was the opposite from him. He forced his emotions back when he thought about his father, and brooded over it more. Finally, he spoke as Crystal started to growl at her sister. "Well, my mom is pretty nice, while my dad were never on the best of terms. I have a older brother I don't know really well, since he travels and doesn't come home very often, often leading to fights with my dad. I have a adopted sister, and we're pretty close, but she's a bit sorta high energy." He tried to keep the sentence as emotion-free as possible.

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"My whole family consists of deities. My mom is a deity, my dad is a dog deity, i have four siblings that are like me, which consist of two twin brothers and older sister and a younger sister, but the rest are deities. There is Nightfell, Aquadine, Livion, Ravyna, Eevie, and Novamek, their also deities." She replied and looked to her sister. Hearing her sister's request, she growled. "Well, i this is a first. So he is asking me to help him? Next time you see him, tell him that i denied his request. I don't even want to pick up his scent." She responded, meaning it when she answered to that request. She huffed and pondered about the reason of why he had to request her assistance.

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Keru raised his eyebrows, not expecting what he heard was her family. He didn't really know what to expect, though that was not it. As she held the rather cute wolf, then she must have heard something that it said. He would have wanted to hear it, but he couldn't really understand what she said. Hearing her growl, his interest picked up and he listened to what she had to say. He wanted to sorta rub off the conversation, but he was very curious, and already feeling not like himself today. "What was that about?" He asked, his curiosity getting the better of them. She looked like she didn't like whoever he was, though it might not be a he, he thought.

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"Haruhi, the elder twin summoned me. He is only a year older than me but isn't old enough to be the elder sibling of the family. He wants to make me be bait for when he goes shopping." She replied as she looked at him, seeing that curious look on him. She just let loose and fell on the snow, rolling around in it. She laughed as she rolled, having fun with her game. She saw Nightfell join her and she laughed when snow got all over her sister's face. Wiping the snow off of her, she stretched a bit as she stood up and sighed.

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Keru as usual, was confused at first by what she said. As the knowledge of her family tree came to him, he soot got a grip on what she said and began to process his reaction. He didn't know he could Summon her, but he would force himself to withhold judgement on her, er family till he met him. The thought of meeting her family sparked a thought in his head, but mostly an accusing one asking himself why would he met her family. As he recoiled mentally, Crystal began playing in the snow. He didn't know what she was doing before he took a break with his mental battle, looking at her happy face as her sister joined in. "Why would he summon you?" He asked, hoping that he could satisfy his curiosity before it got dark. He thought of a way back, though it would evolve some pushing up hills and through some ditches. He wanted to rest before that, and his questions about her family where bugging him. "And how?" He asked.

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