Brindled legs churned and creamy paws flew as he ran full tilt across the fields, which was considerably fast as he had grown into his considerably long legs and natural aptitude for speed. His ears pressed back against his skull as if to encourage his body even faster, though his one ear merely flapped along as he ran as it always did not helping the situation at all. He could spot the fluffy tail of the rabbit just ahead of him through the dying grasses of the fields, dipping out of sight for a moment before he could find it again. His lips pulled back to reveal a toothy smile, furrowing his brow and lowering his head to eek out every bit of speed he had gained from both is parents. He leapt forward, paws and jaws extended, just as the hare dove into its burrow at the base of a small knoll.

The boy landed in a heap, rolling tail over head for a few feet before landing in a heap of limbs and dust. Luckily he was durable and leapt back to his feet quickly, releasing a flurry of dirt into the air as he shook and trotted toward the hole into which the rabbit had vanished. “Helloooo! He called down the tunnel, flopping to his side so that his long limbs could paw and scratch at the entrance to no avail. Huffing her rolled to his chest and laid his rather feminine head on slender paws before whining softly to himself. “I just wanted to play.” Realizing the rabbit was not going to reemerge so that he could chase it once more (although not realizing that chasing it wasn’t the way to get it to play anyway) he pushed himself up to sit on his haunches which caused his gangly back legs to stick out farther than his front paws. Not realizing just how silly this made him look he sat there mourning the loss of his ‘friend’ and trying to decide what to do next.