After a bit of jumping and climbing, John reaches a perch atop a building, but is too late for the arguing and talking. What he does see however, is down on the beach all sorts of playing between the kids. The little ones ride over their now larger 'little' brothers and sisters for a skate park or launch off the abandoned and enormous roller-blades and skateboards, among other things. The two 'leaders' are really having fun, the big wolf throwing his 'bit' brother in the air and catching him, the brother doing stunts as he flew.
Dan was having the time of his life, he was spread out on the beach digging his feet in underground and propped up on a sand dune. In his hands he held Jack, his formerly big brother. He tossed the tiny wolf into the air, he'd do tricks and either be caught or land in the forest of fur on a soft and enormous stomach. This was just too cool.
Jack was in the air and coming down, he'd just done a series of flips and twists and now had to land. Dan's gigantic hands missed him. Pushing his feet down he fell into a forest of fur and pushed the huge belly down four feet, almost as far down as he was tall. He came out and walked across the enormous moving surface, the warmth on his pads feeling more like a spongy-heated stone than skin.
Elsewhere, Jim and Matt were sitting foot to foot, pad to pad and formed a huge obstacle course for Mike and Will, their 'big' brothers. Fur, dirt and whatever else they could come up with blocked the half-inch tall cat's way down the slopes. At the feet it took all they to shoot up and jump at the toes. Then again, that was also a few hundred foot long ramp.
The other boy pair in the group was out at sea. Rick, the giant fox floated like an ocean platform and had all sorts of fun. he was a diving board, a sea-monster and more. Best of all for him though, was that he was bigger than Nate, his brother, could dive down! When the bigger fox went down, he went to the bottom and could've made it farther. The little fox fought a sea-beast, got huge waves and more.
Last of the group were the girls. Kate the enormous white cat and Jane the little blonde feline. They both knew how to party like no tomorrow but were just as good at relaxing. Kate was stretched out soaking up the sun, despite her white fur doing its best to stave off the heat. Next to her on a mountain of skates, Jane was stretched out catching the light her sister reflected.
As they played, John crept in slow and silently. He was taking aim one at a time, changing everyone to see if they could be just as friendly under different conditions...
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