[align=center][fancypost bgcolor=; bordercolor=transparent; width: 400px; text-align: justify; height: 110px; overflow: auto][font=verdana][size=7pt]The light introduced upon their unveiling was ever unpleasant, an unstable shed of fear busting through his little form and breaking past his small jaws, a squeal ringing through the air all at once as Dantes' unsettled framework stirred to life. The darkness was cut off, and, though the newborn hyena's eyes remained sealed and locked from seeing the torturous outside, there was the foam of white seeping into his closed eyelids that he begged to be acknowledged of. It was so close, so very close, but why couldn't he touch it? Feel it? What was it, even?
Moving forward in a desperate squirm, Dantes felt a side of the basket stub his snout, causing him to stumble backward and clatter against another firm wall of the basket. Letting out a whine of disapproval, he turned with a struggle, searching for whatever warmth he could and eventually finding that of Bluejay/Bluepup. Snuggling against her side, the little boy fell limp, giving short breaths at a time. He was cold, he was tired from all this hard-work of moving, his eyes were cloaked and his ears were muffled by birth. Only the strange bustle of the outside world was what he had knowledge of, and yet so little he even knew of anything at all. Yet, anyhow.
Dantes knew he was hungry, by instinct, but he'd long ago been crying out his pleads and ignored, thus was silent and visibly inhaling and exhaling breaths. This was all he could do, for now. All he could do but listen to the distance sounds and wait.