The sun was beginning to set. The day had gone by so quickly, it was a bit absurd. Nonetheless, she stayed in her tree, watching the sky go from honey to purple to blue-black.

Titan finally crept out to snag something to eat as dawns final lights casted over the forest. He took a plate of food and headed back to his home but walked past it, towards the graveyard

Indigo shifted on the bed of snow he laid upon. Opening his eyes, he yawned and stood, ready to hunt for food.

She watched him do this, and wondered where he was going. Out of curiosity, she followed, by the treetops.

Titan wandered into the woods until he found the graveyard, and he sat beside the giant statue of his father as he ate.

Oh. Thats his father. Must be his death day. Her eyes slowly shifted over to another grave, her mothers grave. She felt overwhelming sadness as she thought about her deceased mother and abandoning father.

Indigo trampled through a thick drift of snow, startling a small bundle of rabbits. Putting his claws around them, he plopped them in a pouch tied to his tail and continued.

When Titan finished half off his meal, he let the other half at the edge of the grave, bowing his head before he left.

She watched him leave, then went down to the grave. She was right. It was his fathers. She then went to her mothers. It was well kept, for the most part. She was determined to keep it well kept.

When Titan had returned, he had broken out into a rage about how everyone forgot. All of them tried to calm his rage, but not one could. His punishments were harsh as always, and no one would be getting any rest tonight.