Bean releases.

Snowey, releases, and still has small snowflakes falling softly around her.

Bean's Cloud generates a small spark of lightning that buzzes inside the cloud for a brief second, Snowey has only a few drops of almost snow fall to the ground and quickly melt away. " Not bad....Just went a bit soft on the release" Notch says with a flick of his tail

Bean's eyes slowly stop glowing. That was cool!

Snowey sways her tail. Yeah, but I'm sure when we practice more it'l be WAY cooler!

He chuckles " Oh Trust me it will soon be much more, wicked than you could ever imagine." he tilts his head "After you master this technique we will go to see an old friend of mine she and I will teach you the next step"

They practice, but Bean glows a bit less these times.

"Okay good you getting better, but Bean I want you to try Releasing with a bark, and Love you use your tail" He pads around them he knows they are tired but they are so close he doesn't want to give up on tem just yet "Okay last one for today, Give it everything you have, put all of your emotion and strength into it"

Bean, after focusing, expects the most heroic bark in his mind. He lets out a small yip. It works, though. I thought i'd sound SO cool...

Snowey, calmly channels her energy to the cloud, and slowly moves her tail.

Beans Cloud shot a small bolt of lightning to the ground singing a few blades of grass." Nicely Done Bean" Notch says proudly. he pads to Snowey and watches as small Snowflakes fall from the cloud her fur is cold and he can tell she is a bit fatigued " Good job Love" He says softly as he stands beside her trying to give her some heat

Thanks. She says. Suddenly, a blizzard starts. Quick! Into this *giant* foxhole! Snowey drags sticks, leaves, stones, and fruit and a dead bird into the hole. Bean, can you spark a fire in the sticks?

Sure! he puts his tail in the sticks. A spark flies across the rune on his tail, starting a campfire.

(I hope it was winter...)

Notch flattens his ears slightly worried "You,Alright Love?" he didn't know she would release that much he worried that she may have overrun herself