Pt 14 - The Druid's Family
He-" gux looked over to see zaax about to bite into the injured deer and he knelt down, pulling zaax away and swapping to gnoll. "zaax, no! don't hurt the deer! deer are friends, not food." zaax groaned. "but the hunter was going to eat it!
Pt 15 - The Druid's Pack
She looked at zaax, swapping into gnoll. "zaax, what you and berry talk about?" zaax grinned, that almost crazed, but adorable grin that only gnolls could do with their wide mouths. "all sorts of things!
Pt 16 - The Druid's Birthday
The more she heard about her husband's brutal culture, the more she was happy she could show gux and zaax some love. "how about you, zaax? do you know your birthday?"
Pt 19 - The Druid's Growth
After all the time she'd been watching him grow, she felt a pang at actually letting him leave, and after one particularly bad meditation session, she sat down with gux, waiting for zaax to return. "how do you feel about zaax?"
Pt 13 - The Druid's Choice
When they were all gone, he turned to zaax. "you speak common? elven?" zaax tilted his head, not understanding, so gux tried again his gnoll. "only gnoll, then, hmm?" zaax shook his head. "not only gnoll...
Pt 18 - The Druid's Decision
Still, he was their little one, and even if most 'teens,' as that was about zaax's body type, wouldn't be caught dead on their dad's shoulders still, zaax was still enjoying his childhood.
Pt 21 - The Druid's Journey
"or zaax... or the tribe... show them nice land, not harsh, to live in... maybe make better..." he then watched it. "but it need new protectors... tribe not good for it."
Pt 20 - The Druid's Flight
And zaax will still need a little guidance when we get back." they sat in silence a little longer, watching the creatures of the savannah moving, before they both wordlessly formed back into mist, taking to the sky again.
Pt 17 - The Druid's Lust
With zaax around all the time and how busy life seemed, he didn't get to see his darling wife as often as he should, and it was a little annoying to him. he sighed as he looked out from the leaves, hearing the crash of thunder.