"Now, none of that," Glory said softly to Orion. "Behave." She wasn't going to let him run wild with his attitude. She looked back at Archie. "I can't help with that one, I have no idea how to cure insomnia."

"Medicine, maybe? Treatments underwater aren't very effective, but on land they might be..." Archie paused, and then sighed. "Either way, it's best if I leave them alone for a while."

Orion kicked a little before finally settling down and resting, tired out from acting out against them.

"Again, I don't have anything that would help," Glory replied. She held Orion close and rocked him gently.

"Aw. I was hoping I could ease his crabbiness--it's been coming on for days now..." Archie pouted and then yawned, stretching himself out more on the rock.

"Sorry I can't help," Glory replied. She was glad that Orion was still calm and quiet, and made sure not to disturb him.

Archie laid himself out on the rocks, resting his head on his arms. Close up, there were several distinct differences between him and his brother. Archie was leaner and had less muscle. He was much skinner in body type...

Glory could already tell the two apart. She'd spent enough time around them that she could automatically find the differences between them. Getting up, she went over to Léan.

"Come on," she said, "let's get these two settled back inside, then we can figure out what's going to happen next."

Léan turned and quickly headed back inside, already beginning to feel panicky and awkward about holding one of the twins.

Glory went with him. She could tell he was getting a bit anxious again.

"Lay her down in the crib gently," she said once they were inside.

Léan did so, almost fumbling a bit. But he managed to set her down without damaging her or himself.

Glory laid Orion down as well, and checked to make sure that both of the children were alright after the trip outside. Autumn's cheeks were a bit pink, but she looked just fine otherwise. The slightly awkward handling hadn't bothered her.

Léan rubbed at his arms anxiously. "Should we go and find Lleu? A quick trip to Utzi and back shouldn't take us long. All we have to do is ask him about my parents and come home...but perhaps you want to have someone stay here and watch them while we're gone?"

"I want someone to keep an eye on them," Glory said. She wasn't going to leave the children by themselves. "Give me a second..." Leaving the room, she went to find her grandmother. She did what she could to stay out of Nana's way, so they were able to live in the same house. After talking to Nana for a few minutes, glory got her to agree to keep an eye on the twins for a little while, and then went back to Léan. "Alright, Nana will watch them for a bit."

Léan nodded, relieved. "All right..." He peeked outside, seeing that his brother was still hanging around the beach near the rocks. A closer inspection revealed that Archie had drifted off to sleep.

"Come on," Glory said. "We should go. I don't want to be gone too long."

Léan led the way outside, being careful not to get too close to Archie and possibly wake him up. He stripped down rapidly and then headed into the water.

Glory followed him. It felt good to be in the water again, she had to admit. She'd missed it.

Léan twirled around in the water a few times, working out a few kinks that had been forming in his lower back. "All right...do you want to lead the way, or shall I?"

"You probably should," Glory replied, stretching a little herself. She was definitely out of shape, and it would take a while for her to build up her endurance again and lose the weight she'd gained during the pregnancy.

Léan nodded, seeming to understand. He kept his pace semi-slow so she could keep up comfortably and began to weave around the rocks to make his way to Utzi.

Glory followed him, glad he kept to a pace she could keep up with. She stayed close to him.

Léan took longer than he would have liked to reach Utzi because of his pace, but he didn't appear to mind. He looked around the coral, hoping to spot a shocking patch of white that would indicate the albino was hiding among the coral.

Glory felt bad about making him keep the pace relatively slow, but she couldn't help it. She'd gotten out of shape while she was pregnant, it wasn't something she could control. She stayed close to him as they got closer to Utzi.

Léan's brow furrowed slightly until he glanced to the west and saw a flash of white among the bright coral. He promptly headed towards it.

Lleu was there, gathering up some coral for possibly medicinal purposes.

Glory spotted him about the same time that Léan did. It didn't surprise her that they'd found him outside of the city.