Delphine smiled and nodded, knowing that they both had trouble pronouncing words the way she could and liked to make up their own for the time being. "Yes, thunder and rain." Much like she did with the rabbit, she summoned a little storm for them in the dream. This one was gentler, warmer and quieter than the one currently going on outside. Rain lightly sprinkled down on them and made little puddle the baby could play in and the water wasn't freezing, either. Thunder quietly rumbled in the distance. "This is a storm, sweetie. Just a gentle one all for you." Del was curious to know how they'd react, but the train woke her up before she could get to see too much as she jolted awake from the noise.<br/><br/>"That's some alarm right there," She huffed, sighing a little as she leaned her head back on the seat. "The baby seems more excited about the thunder than anything. They kept pointing to the sky and wanted to know what it was." Del said with a grin as she once more located Kryner's hand so she could hold it. "They also named that little bunny, they're calling it Deen."<br/><br/>Celeste rose an eyebrow once she could hear again as she overheard what her daughter was saying. "It sounds like there's a lot going on in this dream of yours." To which Delphine shrugged.<br/><br/>"There can be, it's a lucid dream of sorts. Turns out you can really create anything you want to with your imagination." Soon enough it was time to get off the train so the little family gathered all their belongings and began to disembark the passenger car.