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7 thoughts on “Page 49”
Grendelkin
That surely ain’t baby Moses, so who – or what – is it? õ_o
If it’s an animal, I really hope it isn’t another catspaw for the Lodesong…
Laurel
I’ve inadvertently started the ‘birds aren’t real’ conspiracy here… oops
Schattensturm
Ruby infected baby 😀
Also no, Saberic didn’t heard that. He run away the very moment you said: “Did you heard that?” 🙂
Laurel
He absolutely started sprinting immediately XD
Dr. Bright Star
I appreciate that there is a special muscle in the ear that allows it to bend at a 90 degree angle.
Or is it more like https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNHP8K/a-cute-scruffy-mixed-breed-dog-with-one-straight-ear-and-one-folded-ear-looking-at-the-camera-with-a-head-tilt-2FNHP8K.jpg?
Laurel
Yep! What’s the point of having longer ears if they can’t be expressive?
Grendelkin
Wait, I know! It must be the squirrel that pushed snow off of its branch and made Saberic bolt! :p
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