For dphne:
You look at your new Seekers, thinking to yourself that there is something missing, but you can't quite tell what it is. The owner leans across the counter with her elbows down on the table, giving you a curious look. "Somethin' the matter?"
You look up at the girl and you suddenly remember her talking about the breeding coin. That's what must be missing! Your Seekers need a family. You inform the girl that you'd like to buy one of the coins.
The girl walks to the back of the room, takes a coin from the basket, and slips into the breeding room, shutting the door behind her. She comes out only moments later and nudges your two Seekers toward the back of the room. Although your Seekers seem to already enjoy each others company, the coin seems to be an incentive for them both.
The girl leads them through the door and when, without thinking, you try to follow, she pushes you away. "Hey, hey, hey! No going in there. You have to give them some privacy." You blush a bit in realization and nod furiously to hide your blush. However, the girl doesn't seem to mind your blush and instead she goes back to the counter.
After a few moments of waiting, you decide to leave the store for a bit. After a stroll around the block, you return to the store to see your two Seekers waiting patiently for you. With a smile, the girl assures you that in a week or two your Seekers will both be parents.
You take the two home and sure enough, in about two weeks, your Seekers have
A Baby Girl Seeker and a Baby Boy Seeker!
These two are both joyful, fun-loving Seekers! They have wonderful personalities and a ton of energy! While baby Seekers may be difficult to take care of, these two are run to be around. Baby Seekers are well known for their slightly floppy ears. Not having fully developed muscles strong enough, baby Seekers have trouble holding their own ears up. The muscles get stronger as the Seeker grows older.
Thanks so much for purchasing these two! Again, if you'd like for me to flip one of them, I'd be happy to . ^^