Kildeer Rest I just wanna dive in with you.

At her nod of of agreement, Kavik began to move to the agreed upon target. He padded slowly and silently to the rock, his eyes occasionally scanning the entirety of the rock formation to ensure they had not been detected. 

Once he reached the rock, he briefly glanced at Liri to make sure she was ready. She appeared to be, so standing up on his hind legs, he placed both of his large front paws on the selected rock and easily pulled it away to reveal a small opening to the system of burrows.

Kavik quickly moved to Liri's side and waited, his eyes never leaving the opening. They didn't have to wait long because within a few minutes, two weasels came barreling out of the burrow, their target the pale wolf at his side. They must think going for one wolf as a united front was a better strategy than splitting up to each take on a wolf alone. With a predatory calm, he quickly assessed the situation and decided this was an opportunity. They were both focused on Liri, which meant he could easily intercept one of the beasts. 

As they furiously approached Liri, he quickly trapped the weasel closest to him under his massive paw before it even realized what happened, its compatriot continuing on its course towards Liri. The trapped weasel squealed and struggled under the weight and strength of Kavik's hold. As he was reaching down to end the animals valiant fight, the bastard sunk its teeth hard into his toe. Kavik registered the prick of teeth, but had too much adrenaline coursing through him currently to feel any pain. Placing his jaws around the weasel's head, he ended it's struggle with a satisfying crunch. 

He then turned to Liri to see how she fared against her own feisty beast.

Some things were determined by dice rolls

First roll: 1d10= 1 to 5- 2 weasels come out; 6 to 10- 3 weasels come out (I rolled 5)

Second roll: 1d10= Even- weasels run at Kavik; Odd- weasels run at Liri (I rolled 7)