Sound of Pulling Heaven Down [B]

The wolf seemed to settle herself on her rump, making the crow settled his ruffled feathers along his tall body. She didn't seem interested in eating him, saying that she would enjoy a rabbit instead. Mmm... rabbits. B did quite enjoy them, but it was very hard for him to catch them on his own. He often had to go after baby ones, and that wasn't his style. B was more of a scavenger, hunting wasn't really his strong suit. The bird gathered more braveness, hopping until he was standing right in front of the wolfess and had to look up to see her face. Before he did glance up at her however, he noticed a pretty cross marking on her right side of her body. Golden eyes grew wide as he hopped over, running his beak through the colourful cross. "Pretty pretty! B thinks this is very pretty." He said, picking gently at the fur as if it was going to peel off. Cawing in frustration, he poked her with his beak. "It's stuck its stuck, caw! Why is it stuck, pretty woof? Is it part of you?" He asked, cocking his head from left to right as he studied them.

She said that she was scared, which caught the birds attention. Hopping back towards her face, he stretched up his feathered neck and made a soft cooing sound. "Pretty woof doesn't need to be afraid, B is here! Yes, yes! B will protect the pretty woof, caw!" He turned around, spreading his ebony wings and hoping back and forth, shaking his head. "No one can hurt you, B is here, B is here!" He said, tilting back his head and letting out a cackling laughter. Even though there was no harm in his words, his laughter was a tad bit unsettling.

He flipped around when the pretty wolfess promised him a rabbit. "A whole rabbit for B? B has never had a full fresh rabbit!" He cawed in excitement, flapping his wings as his head darted around. A whole rabbit? B must have found a pretty special wolf if she was going to give him a whole rabbit. B hung out around this lake often, he knew a few rabbit holes that were here and there around the forest. "B will show pretty woof where the rabbits hide, oh yes!"