Reef soar just behind her friends.
They had just gotten up for the day, with one quick nip of a crab that Anemobee caught, they took off into the still lightening sky. Which meant the little Seawing princess's eyes are still droopy.

"Guys...wait up..." Reef yawned out, trying to catch up to at least Moray, who liked staying behind.

"Reef, I know you usually don't wake up this early, but you need to adapt." Moray said sternly, slowing her wing-flaps so she is next to Reef.

"I...know..." Reef yawned, losing the balance in her wings for a split second, but it was easy to fix.

Moray sighed. "Look, your father was King of the Seawings before he left, but he was never truely made to be king during his childhood." Moray explained and Reef perked up. Whenever someone starts talking about her father, Reef would always listen, she would always listen regardless of her condition.

"Your father was a young data clerk by the name of Orion Pax, back when he was still at his home." Moray continued. "He didn't have much sense of the world yet, but all he did know was that he needs to get his work done and have a few friends if things get intense."

Reef listened closely, not willing to miss any detail.

"You see, that's how your father thought he found someone he can love, only to see that they were his true enemy." Moray continued, stopping for a second to remember what her fathers have told her. "Ever since the day his once thought true love turned against him, your father have been doing nothing but change and it was your mother who brought him back."

"Mother..?" Reef asked, surprised. She knew her mother loved her father, but she had no idea she was the one who made him soft.

"Yeah..." Moray sighed. "That's all my fathers told me before they left."

Reef smiled and flew closer to the green Seawing. "I'm sure our fathers would love to see us." She said, placing her claw on Moray's shoulder.

"Yeah, I'm sure they would." Moray smiled and they both flew ahead and caught up with Anemobee and Snowblast.