"Yeah. I've learned just like I learned how to not run into trees all the time." Rhyder chuckled as he padded over to them and laid down.

Damian soon fell asleep as he was warmed up by the two wolves.

"Yes, well it's very sweet." Inka noted with a grin, "And I did notice that you weren't running into trees quite so often. But maybe that's just be being good at my job." She teased, reaching over to lick his cheek.

"My own personal chauffeur." He laughed before resting his head on his paws. Rhyders paw didnt hurt much anymore. The pain had slowly gone away leaving him able to move it freely.

Damian shifted in his sleep a little as his tiny mouth parted the slightest bit.

"Indeed!" Inka said with a smile. She had to loosen up around Damian now because he started to shift but still kept her tail around him. She gave the boy a loving look before glancing at Rhyder and resting her head on the ground.

Rhyder reached his head forward and licked Inka's nose. "The perfect family." He whispered. He then glanced at Damian with a slight smile before closing his eyes.

"A very strange, but perfect family." Inka agreed quietly before moving a little to curl up again. She let herself drift into a dark, peaceful sleep. Her tail wagged a little to her dreaming but managed to stay still other that that.

Rhyder soon fell asleep. It was a light sleep but he still dreamed. He was young again living with his siblings and mother. His cout brighter and unlike that of his family. He was running around playing when he ran into a tree for the first time. He bumped his head and let out a whine.

Inka soon went still and slept quietly for a while, looking rather peaceful. Her head tucked under her paws, her ears tweaking every now and then.

Rhyders mom didn't think anything of him running into trees and stuff at first until he did it all the time. She then realized he was blind in one eye and chased him away. At first he came back but soon he found out he wasnt wanted and stayed away. The dream faded to blackness and rhyder didn't dream anymore.

Damian dreamt of his new life. He tried to remember his real parents but couldn't. All he saw was the faces of the two wolves.

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