The way she soared through the air after he stood made him grin like an idiot. Seeing his little sister happy was one thing he was more than happy about. He would cross the ends of the earth to make her smile, plain and simple. He knew that without a doubt she'd have him as a shadow for the rest of her life, whether she liked it or not.

When they darted towards the bunny, his larger frame landing on it before she got there, he was out of breath, that much was certain. But at the same time he wanted to keep chasing it. He looked at her as she placed a paw down on the ear, he pressed further down on the body before looking at her. He wrinkled his nose when she suggested just letting it go. He shook his head. "Nah, I don't wanna let it go! Its the first thing we caught, together." He grinned foolishly. He looked astonished when she asked about asking mom. He shook his head, fervently.

"I think that's the last thing you should do. How about this, we let it go, but this time, it's your turn to catch it." He grinned with a glint in his eye. Shifting his body weight, ready to let the animal go if she was game for yet another round of chasing. He could feel the muscles of the rabbit bunching up beneath his weight, the animal was clearly more than ready to take off running, but he wanted to make sure Teag was in place if she wanted to go by herself this time. "I'll just make sure it doesn't get too far, but you have to grab it yourself!" He laughed softly, stopping when he suddenly heard the long drawn out call of mother in the distance. "We better do this one last time before she finds us!"