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*Gael* · (This post was last modified: 09-08-2013, 02:02 PM by Gael.)

He probably should've dissuaded his baby sister from attempting something so dangerous, but he couldn't resist her little face. She was just to darn cute to say no to. Plus he wanted to be a cool older brother and what better way to do that than to help her catch a squirrel? It wasn't exactly the most practical thing to catch and she probably didn't understand that yet, but he was willing to play along with her for the sake of pleasing her. But once she got older, he would have to explain to her that some things were dangerous, especially if tackled alone. For now she wasn't too bad off with him. He could always kiss her booboos away if she ever got any. Hopefully his parents wouldn't be mad at him for trying to help Solaine catch a squirrel.

Ready. came her affirmative answer; she was ready to go. Hold on tight and climb when I tell you. He warned, muscles tensing in preparation. He waited a moment before raising his forepaw, pressing it against the trunk, sparing a glance at Solaine before lifting his left one, lifting himself slightly off the ground. He gave her a moment to adjust to the new height before he began moving his paws higher and higher until he was practically standing vertically, though angled enough where Solaine wouldn't slip off his back and go tumbling towards the ground. Climb Sol. Climb onto my head. Ears were tucked against his skull in preparation for her climb, not wanting them to get torn by her tiny claws. Hopefully this would prove to her that catching the squirrel was nearly impossible; unless of course it came down but only a stupid squirrel would come down with two wolves on the ground.

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