He sat watching the children play, his daughter running after her larger brother, it was almost comical, really, knowing that they were right in front of him but they did not know him, nor know he was there. He knew their mother would not be happy if she knew he had sought them out without her, but lets face it, he doesn't always do what Oliza wants him to do, so there wasn't anything she could do about it. He grinned, a sappy sight as he watched his children trying to get the rabbit. Oh, they'd figure it out, he knew they would. They were his children after all, they were smart.

Dominus didn't even know she was chasing him. Until he saw the flash of color outside his vision. He knew instantly they'd both be getting an earful from mom as soon as they came home, but at that moment, Dominus didn't care. He would rather have fun now, and deal with the consequences later when they got back to the den. He grinned, his legs moving as fast as they can, taking up at least two strides of his sisters in one stride of his own. They were so doomed but that would have to wait.

They ran through the grass, chasing the silly rabbit, only to get frustrated as the rabbit found solace on top of the trunk. Dominus yipped, growling at the stupid vermin. Teagan spoke of gathering rocks or stick to allow them to get to it, but he had a better idea. He grinned, a cocky sight as he backed up, laying down facing the trunk. "Get a running start, jump on my back and I'll stand when you go to jump from me to the trunk! You'll make it! I know you will!" pretty much she would be using him as a spring board to launch herself up to where she'd be able to reach the trunk. He looked over his shoulder at her, waiting, hoping she'd do it the right way.