"Oin'! Oin'!" Apparently Mikh'a couldn't remember Gran's name, but he remmebered and could imitate the noises the porkling made as he nuzzled his drooly face against Gran's mane as he struggled. Enough struggling would have let the baby behemoth escape only for the toddler to dash after him again. Most of his talk were a few noticable words but overall just squeals and coos.
Lili smirked as her arms crossed, watching her youngest boy having fun with his old friend before looking down to Chacha with a wink. "He's a little slow when it comes to speaking but otherwise he's been behaving normally for his age. He's about three cycles now, in fact. Give or take a few moons since the orphanage didn't know his approximate age when I got him."
The mangragora poked her head out from the flowers to watch them, her own flower bobbing atop her head with even the smallest breeze.
Lili jerked a thumb over her shoulder. "She's doing alright. She's helping my son's husband finish up dinner. Everyone was near Limsa Lominsa so they all decided to come by. You'll be able to meet the whole brood." Though when it came to the subject of Sara's illness, she gave a slight shrug and grimace. "Oh, you know..." A hand wave soon followed. "Good days and bad days. She doesn't sleep as often with a new tonic I've been giving her but when she's sick she never stops sleeping. I actually have to wake her up to make sure she uses the facilities, showers, and eats or else she forgets."
"However." She purposefully made her tone brighten. "Today is a good day. Everyone is feeling good so you're in luck."
Lili smirked as her arms crossed, watching her youngest boy having fun with his old friend before looking down to Chacha with a wink. "He's a little slow when it comes to speaking but otherwise he's been behaving normally for his age. He's about three cycles now, in fact. Give or take a few moons since the orphanage didn't know his approximate age when I got him."
The mangragora poked her head out from the flowers to watch them, her own flower bobbing atop her head with even the smallest breeze.
Lili jerked a thumb over her shoulder. "She's doing alright. She's helping my son's husband finish up dinner. Everyone was near Limsa Lominsa so they all decided to come by. You'll be able to meet the whole brood." Though when it came to the subject of Sara's illness, she gave a slight shrug and grimace. "Oh, you know..." A hand wave soon followed. "Good days and bad days. She doesn't sleep as often with a new tonic I've been giving her but when she's sick she never stops sleeping. I actually have to wake her up to make sure she uses the facilities, showers, and eats or else she forgets."
"However." She purposefully made her tone brighten. "Today is a good day. Everyone is feeling good so you're in luck."
