The war was over, finally. She didn't have to worry about Bones perishing from his brothers paw any longer. However, Fara couldn't get over the look she saw in Bones eyes when he witnessed Bastians death. She herself couldn't get over seeing the gruesome murder of her brother in law, but Bones had it worst. As they had traveled back, the woman clung to his side in any attempt to comfort him. "I'm so sorry, Bones.." She had murmured to him as they walked. As they returned to their territory, the butterfly lass suddenly felt a sharp pain emitting from her swollen belly. Fear flashed through her eyes as she stopped in her tracks right outside their den, letting out a groan of pain. Now? They would decide to come out NOW? The woman immediately looked to Bones, giving him a panicked look. "Bones, it's time!" Her voice was shrill as she pushed her way into their den, breathing heavily as she laid down. She hoped he would stay by her side to comfort her, hoping to anything this would be an easy birth. It was her first litter, and she was terrified.

Fade in.. Fade out

The woman's breathing was shallow as the newborn pups began to suckle on her belly. Her eyes were closed out of exhaustion, head rested on the den floor. Five new pups laid at her belly, fighting for any milk she had to give. She hoped her mate would be beside her, and if he was, she would glance up at him with a small smile tucked upon her face. "They're here.." She murmured softly, lifting her head weakly, exhausted from the birth of their children. Gazing at them, she noticed one like her, two like her husband, and two.. who happned to seem like they had glass for wings. She presumed this was a mix of their bloodlines. Gently she licked at each of them, welcoming them into the world as she curled around them. "They're beutiful.. shall we name them, my dear?" She whispered, looking to Bones with a small smile.