Duck Lake sweet dreams

Bullseye!

Much to his joy, he’d succeeded with soaking the other boy. As he stared at him, his grin never faltered, having actually widened once Cam’s expression was noticed. Then when he’d been asked a question, Xan nodded, the teasing having been paid little attention towards; rarely was he aware of how to respond to teasing, and so he tended to just ignore it more often than not. “It was necessary,” he’d commented, voice muffled by the fish. “You splashed me, so I got you back.” An eye for an eye, and all. Had he not splashed back, it just wouldn’t have been right at all. Since the other had sent water towards him, it was only fair that the favour be returned. Of course, the Inuk had gone a little bit overboard with just how much water he’d chosen to fling forward, but the amount wasn’t important at all as far as he was concerned.

Alexander took notice to the fish being eyed, and so he waved his muzzle slowly, teasingly. “What?” he questioned, feigning ignorance. “You want this?” It was assumed that he did, given the hunger observed in his companion’s eyes. The yearling, however, would not just hand it over. Whilst he was far from starving, and could definitely go without eating the fish, he wanted the other to work for it. It was with a promise of mischief in the eyes that he’d taken a step towards the male, only to turn before the motion could be continued. He headed back towards the shore, calling over his shoulder as he did so. “You can have the fish if you can take it from me,” he proposed, challenging the stranger once again. He did not plan to make the task too difficult, but didn’t make such intentions obvious. He wanted to see if the challenge would be accepted first, and then watch to see what would follow if it was.