Hermes looked back up after his klutz comment, a smile still resting on his face as he flapped his wings. She was particularly heavy – Hermes knew without a doubt she was pregnant. His paws wrapped around her, holding her, made it easy to tell without even having to see her likely very round stomach. He did not bring much attention to it though as he continued to speak. ”I told ya I’d come to save ya from that hellish landscape, did I not?” He laughed once more, before his tone changed to an endearing one from the cocky superhero-esque ego Hermes had to maintain for that whole ordeal. ”I missed you, Aurora.” He spoke, his words soft, as he looked down to meet his mate, a soft smile on his face. He let the silence fill the air for a moment before he spoke once more. ”Sabertooth, here we come!” Hermes lifted his head, reorienting his path to his home.

Upon their arrival, Hermes slowly lowered himself to the rocky, mountainside terrain of Sabertooth by his den. He would gently place her down first before making his own landing, which he would try to be by her side and nuzzle up against her neck and face. ”I’m so glad you’re okay.” The pink male would speak, regardless of whether he was right up next to her or not. A smile crossed his face before he realized that his den was not the most fitting for a mother, to which he turned to the aurora borealis lass. ”Dear Aurora, forgive me. I did not realize you would be barren with children from our rendezvous, and I have to make my, er, our den larger. Feel free to make yourself at home and take it easy. That flight was a little bumpy.” Hermes spoke somewhat nervously before he turned to his den, entered it, and began to dig out the walls more.

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