Peering up at the wolf standing high above her, Melee's little golden tail waved back and forth along the ground that she sat upon. The face that turned to greet her seemed kind, cool blue eyes gazing down at her from a blanket of black set atop a creamy grey base. He adjusted himself before laying down so that his head wasn't quite so far up above her now. It was then that she noticed the white ticks of color on his brows and thought they were pretty neat.

As he giggled, a wide grin split Melee's maw, her tongue protruding slightly, happy that he seemed happy. Her brows rose expectantly as he hummed to himself, and her head began to tilt back and forth in synchrony with his movements. She did her best to be patient as he seemed to consider her request, but the feat he had accomplished had excited her so! Reclined as she was on her hindquarters, she lifted a forepaw and set it upon the side of the dead tree. The distance between her paw and the ground was so small. How in the world had he managed to go so high?!

Her attention snapped wholly back to him as he spoke, though, and her head cocked to the side once more at his explanation. With the motion of him popping up onto his feet, Melee clambered into a standing position as well. She danced back and forth, her hindquarters pivoting one way and then the other. Her jade eyes looked down to the ground and then back up the height of the log before meeting the boy's once more as he demonstrated with a little hop. "All my legs, then up," she whispered to herself, sure that if he could fly she could too.

Crouching down, her body wiggled back and forth like a cat about to pounce - though her pudgy puppy form was far from being that flexible. She squeezed her eyes shut, thinking up, up, UP! then opened them and flung her head up and her body followed suit. For one miraculous moment all four paws left the ground. A look of joy flitted across her features as her mouth gaped wide and her tongue fell pell-mell out the side of her maw. Of course no more than a second later she landed back on and ground, stumbling slightly and flopping back onto her hindquarters once more.

Sheepishly she looked back up at the boy, thinking she must have done something wrong, or hadn't quite understood his instructions. "Oops," she said, before a giggle rippled through her once more.