Meadow
She noticed that Ozul wanted more fish, jumping for them.

Fala
She dangled her tail over the river, helping her daughter out. Fish jumped for it, but ended up landing on dry grass.

Meadow
She saw her mother's way of fishing, following her steps. She did the same thing, fish jumping for their tails and failing.

Fala
"This is another way to fish Meadow, and you're getting the hang of this."

Aithne looked up and saw them fishing. Ozul did the same, but then just dragged Aithne's fish away.

Fala and Meadow
"Looks like this can last." Fala said, giving the pile of fish to Ozul. Meadow bowed again, curling her tail.

He started dragging all those away too. Aithne laughed. " Ozul, why are you eating all the fish? " Azala asked. He said nothing and continued dragging them away.

Fala
"Oh well, there's still more resources that has food." she said.

Meadow
She kept trying to bite at fish that were jumping out of the water, being playful.

" I've never seen him eat anything other than fish, mice, and birds. Small ones. " Azala says.

Aithne begins to try bitting fish that are jumping out, catching a couple.

Fala
"I can see that." she said, flicking her tail.

Meadow
She stopped catching fish, looking up at the sky.

It was now nighttime, animals glowing while singing. The forest was more vibrant and soothing at night. But some humans come out at night to either capture an animal or silence the singing.

" It's night...Let's get going. " Azala told Aithne and Ozul. Ozul hopped on her back with all the fish. " Bye! " Aithne said as they took off.

Fala and Meadow
"See you." Fala said, walking to her den with Meadow in her pouch.

They quickly came to their tree den. Ozul put all the fish in a corner, then laid back on Azala's back. Aithne laid next to her.