Hatching day.
Syn had been diligent in taking care of her egg, she'd also re-read all the Pern books and handed them off to Dante and Vergil so they could read them.
It's been five days since everyone had gotten their eggs, and the eggs were to hatch any moment now. Dante was on a call, but he'd be back in ten minutes, he'd just called to let her know.
She had everything prepared and a huge tub of raw, bloody meat right in front of the eggs. And Ifrit was on her shoulder. He'd been very interested in the eggs since she brought them home. Hadn't left them at all. He was acting like an expectant mother.
"I'm home, have they hatched yet?"
Dante asked, walking in from the back.
"No, they're still not hatching."
"Good I didn't miss it then." Dante grinned.
"Where's Vergil?" Dante asked.
Syn just motioned towards the hall.
"Vergil!" Dante hollered.
It's been five days since everyone had gotten their eggs, and the eggs were to hatch any moment now. Dante was on a call, but he'd be back in ten minutes, he'd just called to let her know.
She had everything prepared and a huge tub of raw, bloody meat right in front of the eggs. And Ifrit was on her shoulder. He'd been very interested in the eggs since she brought them home. Hadn't left them at all. He was acting like an expectant mother.
"I'm home, have they hatched yet?"
Dante asked, walking in from the back.
"No, they're still not hatching."
"Good I didn't miss it then." Dante grinned.
"Where's Vergil?" Dante asked.
Syn just motioned towards the hall.
"Vergil!" Dante hollered.