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"There were two over-lapping trees that made a sort of den a ways back..." he mumbled, looking at the chick.

"I think she'll be just fine. Go play with your brother," she nodded to the one-armed chick, "and be nice." Rip gentility picked up the injured chick and took her to the trees previously described.

Evo walked over to his brother."Wanna play T Rex" he asked "Yeah" said the one armed chick they started playing

Soro patrolled around the territory, his senses focused for any noise, smell, or movement.

As soro patrolled Evo followed him,he wanted to be just like his new daddy.

Soro turned to see the baby oviraptor, he tapped his sickle claws on the ground to see how much it was copying him.

Evo tapped his claw to the ground to mimic Soro,he stared was him and said "Daddy"

Rip was still watching the young female. She seemed to be ok, very weak but ok. Rip had decided to let Shale hang around because he seemed to have a thing for the chick.

Soro watched as the chick mimicked as best it could and called him 'daddy'. What the heck did Rip do when they got seperated?

Rip was kept busy making sure the other chicks didn't bother her. She wondered where that oviraptor chick had gone, but assumed he must be with Soro.

Shale nosed the small chick and when she lifted her head and blurted something uninteligible, he smiled slightly. "Feeling a little better?"

Rip smiled, "You seem to have a way with them. It's nice for this little girl to have a friend to help her through this." The little chick seemed ok, so she went to check on the others. The weird red chick got along nicely with the others, despite being younger. The other female was a little anxious, woried about her partner in crime. The one-armed chick was doing good too. By now they were all half her size, and as annoying as ever.

Soro finished the patrol, and made his way back to the 'den', making sure the oviraptor didn't get seperated.

"How was patrol, you two?" Rip asked.

"Chicks always seem to like me, I never knew why." Shale said cheerfully. "Does she have a name?"