Yang nodded. "There are plenty of snakes and different ways they attack." He said, remembering what his other told him when he was young. "There are constrictors like the black snake that clung to your neck. There are also snakes that use venom to attack and ones that have no venom but still cause a strikingly large amount of pain." He blinked, surprised at how much he knew. "Of course, there are plenty of snakes that do not want to harm you, mostly the green ones you find in fields, and some snakes go after other snakes to eat." He looked at the ground. "My mother's snake was one of those snake eaters."

Yang sighed. "Well, it wasn't just for you to hear." He said and then shook his head. This fox is more annoying than the last one. He thought and then felt the black constrictor snake slither up to his head and hissed into his ear. He flicked the ear and tilted his head. He didn't understand what the snake was saying. The snake tried telling him that the information was very helpful, but he had no idea what she had said. Yang laid down with another sigh. "How do you deal with these foxes?" He asked Shadow. The other snakes in his fur buried deeper into his fur and nestled in his soft thin layer of fur that covered his skin that was below his thicker fur.

"Y'know, I think those foxes are lucky," Yang said. "For one, they get to know a whole bunch of languages, and they get to be protected by a wolf of all things." He hummed. "Which is pretty weird to me, but I don't know anymore." He moved his tail to cover his paws. "If that fox is having difficulties, I could just go to my den and grab the bigger snakes." He mumbled to himself, turning to watch Frost. The constrictor snake lapped the air again, staring at Shadow.

Yang looked at him and flicked his ear. "I can see that." He said and then flinched when one of the snakes nestled a bit too far and he pulled it out and set the small snake next to him and saw it curl around his leg. He sighed and turned his attention back to Shadow. "I heard that there was a forest that burned down not once but twice." He said. "Mind telling me if that was the forest you came from? You smell of smoke and soot." He said and lowered his head. "Was my sister with you the last fire?" He flicked his ears again, listening to the sounds around him.

Seya blushed and felt her heart beat faster, her tail curled around his as she licked his ears and head with a smile. She giggled and nuzzled his side with her nose. She smiled and looked at him. You're amazing, Knight. You mean so much to me. I hope you know.