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"Aww, so you are happy to see me," Petrar purred, curling her tail around him despite his disinterest. She nuzzled up to him, uncomfortably close just to see his displeasure. But then Petrar fell silent and frowned. Door had some nerve addressing Lavona like that. Petrar felt a pang of anger at it, but she was quick to suppress it. Why did she care?

When Numai entered the room, it was a welcome distraction. He was so silent that if Petrar hadn't happened to glance that way, she probably wouldn't have noticed him. Immediately she sat up straight and attentive, watching her father's every move. She didn't dare draw closer to Numai but she withdrew from Arlen. Being that close to her weak brother wouldn't reflect well on her, would it? Petrar settled back down, curling her tail around her and bowing her head politely.

Arlen blinked, but that was it. "Oh yes Petrar! Definatly a pleasure to see you." He remarked sarcasticly. His lip raised in a snarl as his sister cuddled him. He raised a paw and put it on her chest before pushing her rather roughly at the same time that she moved away to pay attention to Numai. Arlen watched his sister bow her head and smirked. There was no way he was bowing.

Lavona completly ignored Numai as she walked past him and away from the little brat that had no respect for her. She could count on one paw how many of them actually listened to her. Since the little monsters were born she felt older than she actually was. Yelling at this, breaking up that, it got stressfull. She was on her last few threads and some one was going to cut them.

Numai watched them all individually, his eyes focusing on one in displeasure before they then moved to another. "Line up." He said softly, though his tone was far from the fatherly voice he'd heard from his own father so very long ago. Unlike Mizuki, Numai's voice held no warmth or love as he talked. "Now!"

Tiponi walked over, sitting next to Door with a flick of his tail. How utterly miserable it was here. Perhaps their father would take him out of here now. He hoped so. It was not only a boring place, but an absolute insult for him to be there. He should have had the best things he could be provided, instead of having to share a bed with this group of unworthy idiots.

Arlen sighed, hating the sound of his fathers voice. He sat a moment, watching the others line up before he too stood from his spot and made his way to the line. As he walked he took the time to stretch out his limbs and yawn, shaking his head. Unwilingly the white cub sat next to Tiponi, out of all of the cubs he stood out the most. He was the only white one. Though in that he took pride in. He enjoyed sharing little to no traits with his brothers and sisters. Again, his slender form sat, his tail wraping its self around his paws. He did not look at his father, instead he looked right beside him.

Lavona had layed down and was watching the display before her. Jeez, itd be nice if they listend to her like that. She was curious as to what he was going to do with the cubs, her body tensed in defense for them. Unfortunatly she would try rather hard to not let him hurt them, even though they gave her hell every day and made her angry, she wasn't sure why, but she loved them.

Arlen's eyes widend and he flinched right before he was struck by Numai's paw. The swipe made him land on his side, the wind wooshing from his small lungs at the impact. He scrambled to his paws, eyes wide, terror evident in them. Gasping and trying to regain his balance he looked back at his father. The small cub was shaking as he turned back around and ran from the older sibael. Up the ledges he want as quickly as possible, safely making it to the highest one, knowing he wouldn't be reached by any of them. Unless of course his stupid siblings came up and pushed him down....but then he'd die. He carefully peeked over the edge to look at his family below. Why did he have to be relaited to them? Why couldn't he have a happy life and family. He was sure there had to be one of those. He heard Ariana and Akumari talking about their mothers and how they missed them. Arlen had also heard mother screaming at Numai once. Apparently Numai loved his mother, wich was very hard to belive. Numai didn't love any thing.

Lavona was up and was swiping a paw at Numai's face, standing infront of the cubs. "How dare you!" She growled, her ears pinned back agains her skull. "They are babies! Arlen is a baby!" A snarl escaped from her clenched and bared fangs. Her indigo eyes blazed with motherly fury at Numai while also making sure all of the cubs stayed behind her.

Lady Door kept her eyes on her father as he spoke, never flinching away from the sound of his roars, never sliding her ears back in fear. She was not afraid, not much anyways, and she'd given no reason for him to lash out at her this time around. She saw his paw flick out and thrash Arlen to the floor, but quickly turned back forward before he moved back, and see her. She didn't worry about him as she heard him running up his ledges, nor did she worry for Lavona when she lashed out at Numai. He would take care of them both in time, even if not now.

She fought her lip from curling back angrily, wanting to teach her brother Karayan a lesson. Numai didn't bother hurting him the way he'd done to Arlen and she couldn't understand why. Maybe it was simply because he was unafraid, didn't want anything to do with Numai. Even so, that would never make her father happy. One day, it seemed, most of her siblings would get the wrath of Numai when on the warpath at some point or another...

Numai moved his head back to avoid the hit from Lavona's swiping paw, his teeth bared fully. "You think you have any right to raise your voice and paw to me?" He asked softly, smirking. "With so much to lose, Lavona, you better apologize like a proper Queen and return to your spot, or you will pay dearly with more then you thought possible..." He whispered in a soft hiss, the threat more then evident.

He moved toward her, his anger at the children becoming a blinding rage of hate for her. "You are suppose to be teaching them to behave properly, and yet I find you allowing them to run like wild hellions, snapping at one another's heels instead of working on their basic training!" He snarled, throwing his massive body at her in anger, not caring if the children got out of their way in time or not as he slashed at Lavona with his claws extended and traid to aim his fangs for her throat.

Tiponi scrambled away from his mother's side, turning to watch once he was a few feet away. He wasn't scared of the fight, having grown use to seeing his parents fighting by now, but to see his mother actually strike at his father meant there was probably going to be something good to see. He stood watching them, seeing his father's larger body crash into his mother's with such force, he saw the muscles in his father's back legs tremble from the backlash of the force. Tiponi was sure his mother's bones would break from all that weight and force, and he watched eagerly to see if she would be alright and continue the fight or not.