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made this lovely picture for me.Fennekim-cubs are small.
How small?
Well, a earthenware cup made for an adult amazone can serve as a bathtub.
For human standards, your average run-off-the-mill gardenbucket ( 10 liter ) is about double the size of what amazones call a "large Stein" , and the civilian mug of amazones is still a full liter in volume. And into one of these some amazone living with a fennekim family put the loudmouthed cubling to help washing the cubs of the family.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Portraits
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 1157 x 1280px
File Size 148.7 kB
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d'awwww only until one of the lil guys finds something teasing his curiosity. Then you better hope all dangerous spots in the families quarters, such as sewer-lids, are properly bolted down and the young amazone guards, squires, at the gates and the greater places to fetch take care of the strolling cubling...
For practicality reasons, the amazones tend to consider this urge to explore of the fennekim-cubs a perfect way to train their squires in spotting and fetching.
Especially when the lil ones start to teeth, this training gets a additional quality:
Cubs enjoy to bite and nip everything in this face, and the haunches of a squire might be robust, but they are sensitive.
So an inattentive squire sooner or later gets bitten, driving home the lesson of the importance of attention whilst on guard duty.
For practicality reasons, the amazones tend to consider this urge to explore of the fennekim-cubs a perfect way to train their squires in spotting and fetching.
Especially when the lil ones start to teeth, this training gets a additional quality:
Cubs enjoy to bite and nip everything in this face, and the haunches of a squire might be robust, but they are sensitive.
So an inattentive squire sooner or later gets bitten, driving home the lesson of the importance of attention whilst on guard duty.
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