It was a short enough trip from the deathly dark forest to Helovia's heart, the sturdy legs of the skinny blue following the scent of Mandrake dutifully as his soft velvet nose wrinkled at the rancid air. Evers entered the heated place as his new 'brother' slid into the cruel world of Mandrake and her sons. Feathers poking from the sides, his fathers species, an innocent babe who the Able felt the same sympathy for as he did the day Knox was born. What role would this child play? His mother transformed into her more deadly form of a jaguar, kneading her son in a morbid scene that Evers wouldn't likely forget. There was kindness, it was strange on her features as a mother loved her child. It was something Evers could not remember, Mandrake was not his mother, a past lost in mists and was painful every time he tried to remember. Like he was poking his nose into something he should stay well away from. A muffle and eyes snapped back to see the newborn on his feet and Mandrake being forced back, surprise moulding onto his features. Remarkable strength he seemed to possess, the concern and sympathy lifting from Evers' conscience. This one would be fine.

Slowly, Evers made his way to the newborns side who had now stood on his own. A nose touching the chestnut fur in a strange greeting, azure eyes filled with wonder and welcome. He wondered where Archibald and the rest were, in fact, that's all he seemed to be wondering these days. The quest given by father Earth had been put on hold whilst their growing family gathered strength once again. Gaze moved to watch as Mandrake fell to the ground and he proffered his head to her once in greeting, wondering what name she was going to give her son. Always a son. "What will you call him?" He asked in his quiet voice, not knowing what to say to the child that was now his brother.

The blue wondered where Wilder was, it had been a long time since Evers had seen that brother. He was the eldest and often considered their leader, although Evers was the next in age to him, Archibald had readily taken up the role as the head in his absence. Much to Evers' relief, he wasn't interested in trying to keep this deranged family in line, they would never listen to him anyway.