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Deus caught up quickly and had crouched beside her. He had good reasoning for her going after the rabbits, so she nodded quickly. She waited for his signal, then when he indicated he was ready, she leaped the warren and came down in a crouch on the other side.

The rabbits scattered.

Some of them froze rather than run, but other had taken off in zigzagging bounds away from the wolves. Corbie immediately gave chases for the ones that were moving in the right direction. This wasn't the ideal way to hunt rabbits if you were actually hunting them, because the little creatures were fast and cornered much more easily than a wolf so more often than not it would win in this kind of race. All it had to do was double back on its path and the wolf would overshoot and lose time, time that the rabbit would use to get into a hole where the wolf couldn't get it. This time though all she had to do was keep it going in the correct direction - this one was on the path to one of the traps. it was more difficult than she'd expected just to keep the one going, though, she didn't know how she'd get a second one moving the right way too. Maybe Deus being there behind her would spook a second rabbit onto the right path to catch the second trap.