[Mint Chip]

this took me quite a while to transfer/make on these lines pfft

name; Qerabi
gender; female
owner; memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=344558
post; viewtopic.php?p=102520004#p102520004

Lay Day: 11/10/16 Growth to Juvenile
Hatch Day: 11/13/16
Mature Day: 11/20/16

Mother
Pantarei

Father
Avariel

Mother | Father

//minor mane mutation - purchased//
//elbow & ankle drapes - yes//
//penn diagram - lion mane (uncommon) - yes//
//penn diagram - fox tail (rare) - no//
//penn diagram - major mane mutation (rare) - no//
//chanced trait - rabbit nose (uncommon)//

[Vixen Luo]

EEEEEE BEAUTIFUL BABY
<33333 marking this :'>

question though--how did we chance a rabbit nose? :o
NVM I'M A DOOF I FORGOT HOW IT WORKED

[lex]

Ahh how cute!! The mane is so nice omg

I'm pretty sure I will be keeping this batch, but name and gender will...be yet to be decided

[Razors]

-Sniffles- So pretty...Congrats guys!

[corgiboy]

ima just going to umm...steal this...thanks byyyee
lol i wish this babe is so ahhhh
they created the most beautiful babe congrats you guys <3
~Alec

[Strudel]

@True Knight
How could you forget how chanced traits work? You're trying out as a nursery artist XD I'm just teasing

Seriously though you guys, congrats. This is a very pretty bab <3

[Vixen Luo]

Rain pounded down into the dirt as thunder blasted through Pantarei’s eardrums, the mushy soil beneath his paws giving way to his weight as he paced in front of his and Avariel’s shared den, his ears flicked back. He didn’t seem to notice the water seeping into his purple and black fur, instead distracted by the concern he felt bubbling in his chest. His mate had been gone for two days; this was now the third.

“It’s a simple trip to the heavens. I have to confer with my brothers,” he’d said, before his armor had sprung to life and the glorious white wings for decoration suddenly flapped, and then he was gone, like he usually was. Pantarei should have been fine, should have accepted the fact that Avariel was often gone for a week or so before he even came back to check on him. Time worked differently in the heavens. He should have been able to wait patiently.

But not under these circumstances. Not while he had suffered and agonized, hobbled about to build a nest before what he had prayed would not happen did; now, he was pacing restlessly like a viscling, tail lashing and flicking water inside the den where a large white egg speckled with reddish-pink and black hues lay in the nest where Pantarei had laid, seeming far more snug and at-peace than its mother.

Another reminder of who he really was; Neila, mother to a son she had long since disowned, and now another child, one whose name and gender and perhaps very existence was a mistake-- Pantarei shook his head, ears folding flat as thunder crashed down again. Avariel, he prayed, I need you. Please. Such desperation was rarely existent in Pantarei; never had he been so weak, so dependent, but what with such a crippling situation at hand, he couldn’t help but crave the presence of his mate.

He prayed for hours. He scrabbled and dashed about in the mud while the egg inside of their den incubated peacefully, undisturbed while Pantarei vocally suffered from the coldness of a lone birth, one that neither he nor Avariel had planned or expected. Nothing I ever wanted. Disgust bubbled in Pantarei’s throat, and his teeth clicked together sharply as they grit. How had it even been possible? How was an angel capable of fathering a mortal’s child? Would their child be an atrocity, something never meant to be? Would--

“Pantarei.” Green eyes flashed back at the golden and white form of Avariel, his armor and mask gone and replaced with bright yellow eyes that betrayed concern despite his face holding a firm expression, one that was mostly unreadable. He still doesn’t know. “I thought you were in danger.”

“I am,” he snapped, ears flickering back against his head in a hostile manner, although Avariel did not flinch; something was wrong, even if not physically so. Instead, he remained silent, letting Pantarei speak while the rain surged down upon them, dampening their manes and fur and flattening them against their bodies. “I needed you. I’m-” Rei’s voice shook, and he quickly recovered after snapping his muzzle shut. “We’ve had a change of plans.”

“A...change of plans.”

“Yes.” Avariel’s eyes slid past Pantarei and into the den, seeming somewhat off-put by his answer and his somewhat grim tone.

“Have we a prisoner? When did you encounter them?” He briskly walked past his mate without waiting for an answer, ducking his head and entering the den. Pantarei went rigid, chest fur gently stirred with each harsh pulse of his heart as he heard the angel’s footsteps halt. “...what is this?” Pantarei turned and stepped inside, eyes settling upon the egg before trailing back to Avariel, who was stuck staring at it stiffly.

“It’s an egg.”

“I know that.” His voice was uncertain. “I mean, what--” Avariel paused. “What is it doing here? Did you find it? Leave it.”

“I laid it, Avariel,” he replied curtly, somewhat taken aback by the golden male’s words. “It’s yours.”

“How? I--Nephilim are myths. They don’t exist. And, besides that, you’re not-” He halted himself, and his expression was quite easy to read once Pantarei could look at him again. You forgot. Bitterness filled his mouth. As did I.

“It’s yours, Avariel. And mine.” His head turned, tail lashing before he stepped closer to the egg. “What will we do with it? Leave it?” he echoed in a mocking tone, although there was no humor in his eyes, nor on his face.

The egg cracked, pausing the both of them in their tirades.

by commandant

- to be concluded on the growth day -

@strudel rip i'm a loser ik

[DogLife.]

So cute!!!!!!!!

[lex]

ohhh my god;;; This cet is so pretty I just ♥♥ thank you so much Mint.

I'll be owning her, she will be female and her name is Qerabi <3 mmm screams I love