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An eager smile pricked on her lips. Her brother was big, really big in fact.. and next to him the tree didn't look quite so huge. He was practically an adult, and probably knew just how to catch that furry little creature that ran way from her. She waited anxiously for him to spring into action. He could probably jump that high, or climb the tree like the squirrel did. Heck, he might could even fly for all she knew. This was her first time out alone, after all. An ear tipped back as he told her that he couldn't get the furry creature. But why not? She huffed and watched him show her that he couldn't reach. But why couldn't he climb the tree.. or jump? She huffed again before he finally said he had an idea. As he folded himself to the ground, she eagerly nodded her head and onto his back. Her front paws were placed firmly between his shoulder blades, realizing she was about to be extremely far from the ground - or so it would seem to her. "C'mon Gael it's gonna get away!" The child knew nothing of patience, and the half a second that had passed since she'd scaled his back had been entirely too long. Gaze shifted upward, noting that the squirrel had moved slightly, and it had come a bit closer to where they were! Was it trying to get to her too? Her tail beat happily, thinking that the creature was no longer afraid of her.
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