His eyes are happily focused on his Daughter, murring contently as she slowly stretches her lips around his hips, carefully shifting and pushing in all the right ways to get such a large meal down.<br/><br/>He nods to Feign's realization on eating Feign at this point and just floats back as Feign swims to the edge of the springs. "Humans... They're trouble, but I wouldnt mind going on a hunt."<br/><br/>It wasnt until Feign called out and he watched his expression seriously change that the thought of what could actually happen to his children entered his mind. Although with the calmness of a nesting boa, he pulled Suri into his arms and began to swim back toward the edge of the pool. Needless to say, sending Arakin bubbling under the water. "Kids. Its time to go inside." Right before Suri could utter a complaint, he put his finger over her mouth and smiled. "No one is going to take away your dinner. Feign, could you please help me carry Arakin up inside." He smiles and looks over at Tasu sliding up and out of the spring. "Hey buddy, why dont you go grab about five rabbits, bring em inside and gorge out.. Hehe, just make sure to bring some for Arakin ok?" Tasu nods with a gleeful smile and darts around the outside corner of their hidden den.<br/><br/>He wastes no time and brings the whole bunch inside. Quickly sliding through their large home, rounding a couple of corners, and easily plopping Suri down on the kids little nest of a bed.<br/>He turns to Arakin with a confident and appreciative expression. "Thank you. Ill make sure to bring you a fresh catch."<br/><br/>Just at that point, Tasu slides back in with two rabbits in his arms, and a bulging tailmaw fluffed over between his lips! "Nice kiddo, Ok please stay inside and have fun with Arakin." Suri grins back at her dad and smiles. "Go get em!" And sure enough Tasu chimes in with a loud "Yeah!" He just smiles and gives them both a very wet slobbery lick with his tail, and one for Arakin too right across all of their faces. Nodding to Feign, he starts to head out of his den with a concerned, but very exited look on his face.