The man’s golden tail trashed about behind the alpha’s moving form, almost challenging the girl that playfully continued to jump at it as she followed in his track. Contentment was vivid in the male’s heart, and current fears and worries were temporarily put aside so that he could continue to enjoy this moment with his daughter. Even from blinding white distance, the man could see that there was nothing in the first trap, and merely continued without further inspection. On the second one, however, a frozen rabbit was swaying slowly from the gentle breaths of cold.
”Look, Eclipse,” the father said, pointing his muzzle at the life less creature. ”We have caught a rabbit!” He could not see how harvesting dead prey could be exciting alone, but it was his shore to spice it up a bit for her. Trotting through the snow and over to the creature, he considered shifting into his optime form. It was a process that required amounts of energy that the male could not really spare at the moment. Hesitating for only a little, the male balanced his weight on his hid legs and reached for the thin thread of sinew that kept the dead animal above the ground.
Teeth grinded and pulled and the fibre did not resist heavily before it snapped. It was never meant to be able to support the greater weight of a wolf. Holding on to the line, the Dahlian male shook his head slightly and let the dead animal sway a few inches above the ground as he turned to let his daughter see their prize.