you tore down our tree so now we will tear you down!!

Shinrei was certainly intelligent -- not that he boasted about it, but he knew he had an air of strategy befitting his father's lineage. He watched as the beaver slapped its tail angrily against the water, but like Jiro, he also wasn't that easily deterred. The anger of such a lumbering and arguably slow creature wasn't enough to keep him from attempting what his brother so aptly suggested.

Think if you take the left and I take the right, we can corner and snag it?" Jiro asked, looking over at him, then at the tail-flapping beast that was in their way. Cutting their trees down, destroying their territory. They couldn't let that slide, of course. "Sure. I'll grab the neck, you take its tail so it can't thump it around," Shinrei said. Figuring out their strategy, he hunkered down low to the ground in a slow crouch, awaiting his brother to do the same so they could launch right at it.