<blockquote><div><cite>Kruft wrote:</cite>OOC: I was thinking. Getting in would have been a bit difficult without falling off.<br/><br/>Chris peered at the arm as it emerged. "Well, in fairness, I don't think complex directions are necessary!" he said, giggling. He nonetheless carefully poked a footpaw against Maria's hand, steadying himself with one paw on the ceiling, and started pushing himself in, letting Maria guide him in as well. Once he had a decent "foothold" as it were, he lowered himself onto the stepladder and pushed his other leg in gradually, up to the knee. "You alright?" he asked as a question to both girls.<br/><br/>OOC: Out of curiosity, what sort of unbirth do you prefer? I like the "incubation" method myself when they're let out the same way in the morning.</div></blockquote><br/><br/>OOC: That's what I more or less assumed would happen.<br/><br/>"Ohh YES!" squeaked Foxglove. There was a reassuring squeeze on his thigh as well, and a "Yes!" from inside.<br/><br/>The wolf was being drawn in, his legs already wrapping around the squirrel who was inside. He could feel the squishy, slippy walls of Foxglove's wombagainst his fur, and the tightness of the opening he was passing through. From what hwe could feel against his front, Maria had managed to squirm around so that she would be oriented the same way as him, and facing him, as soon as he was inside.