It was amazing that he hadn't lost either of the kids on their way here. Sure it was a hop-skip-and-jump from where they had started, but that didn't mean he trusted either of them to behave. The tugging and the glaring was proof enough that his concerns were well founded.

Still, they were here and would they look at that? So was the obstacle course. Sabel made a motion to it as he himself moved off to the side. "All yours."

Hopefully their brains would be able to translate that into 'the sooner you buck up and deal, the sooner we can all get onto better things than petty squabbles'. At the moment, however, it seemed petty squabbles were worth their weight in gold.

Settling himself against the wall, where he had a good view of the whole course, Sabel fixed both kids with an expectant expression. Any time now.