As Todd bounced around Polaris in his usual lopsided fashion, he caught sight of a new light today. an odd light! A big, bright orb simply flying overhead. It was still some distance away so of course, Todd made a beeline for it, deciding that he wanted it in his usual, bratty way.

Maybe it was a new spell! He sure hoped so. Todd hadn't seen a new spell in a long time. It was disappointing and he could have pouted but didn't. He was too focused on the prospect of another one!

As the light passed beneath the bright auroras Todd could see that it in fact belonged to a big black bird. a familiar one, actually. Todd was sure he recognized it from somewhere in his distant past. he was sure of it! That was an exciting thought. So the adult fox kept on bounding after it. As the light finally descended, Todd sprung out into the open, tumbling head over heels just a short distance from where the light went out. "Oh no!" he cried out. "Where'd the pretty light go?"

The fox scrambled to his paws and investigated the area around before finally approaching the bird he'd seen, giving up with a drooping tail and ears. He tipped his head to one side and narrowing his eyes, staring quizzically. He knew them, he was sure he knew them. But from where?

He gasped, loudly and exaggeratedly, as he suddenly realized. "EVE!" he cried, bouncing around yipping, his tail lashing this way and that. In a way, he was no different to the day he'd hatched out and first seen her. At least until his hind legs gave out, and he simply looked betrayed instead.

"Speech"

Todd laughed excitedly. "I'm not Kid! I'm Todd! You'd know, you were there when I got called Todd!" the excited fox said, an innocent grin plastered on his face. "I've not seen you in sooo many cycles. That's a long, long time!" Despite his childish attitude, the fox had still learned how the caves work. He was much more knowledgeable than he was back then, but other than that, not much had changed. On the surface at least... Maybe somewhere there was an adult hidden in that brain of his.

Todd's back legs were sprawled beneath him, and no sooner was he about to call to the bird that had seemingly fluttered away, Todd found them right next to him and inspecting his scarred hind limbs. In response to her question, he nodded vigorously, seemingly not seeing the problem. "I'm okay!" he yelped excitedly. "I'm all better now! See?" in order to prove his point, the fox hopped back onto all four paws and bounced around, his hind legs seemingly with a mind of their own.

Prancing back to Eve, he stood tall and waved his tail. "See?"

It was only then he seemed to realize how small the crow had gotten since they last met. Or was that his memory? ...Nope, it decidedly wasn't. He decided to voice his thoughts but first, he dropped down onto his belly so that they were eye to eye. Aha! That was better! Todd grinned and tilted his head. "You're way smaller than you were last time!" he declared, with a little chuckle.

"I could just scoop you up in my paws right now!"