Moonspear raise a little hell

✴        Initially the child thought his shadow of a brother was going to turn tail and bolt, which would've amounted to a game of chase (and that would've sufficed for a while), but he was far more interested when recognition dawned, and the two could face-off against one another. He barked a few times in retaliation to the snapping of teeth, unable to hold back his amusement as he got what he wanted, and did his best to grapple with his brother.

Arcturus was being defensive. That was something that Revui lacked — he often played at full tilt, unable (or perhaps not interested) in holding back. It was the same now. He would lunge and snap with his teeth, or bat at the boy with his big feet, or do his damnest to throw his mighty weight around; all just so he could get Arcturus pinned, regardless of the difficulties or the damages he'd recieve in return.

If his brother was faster (which was often the case) the game would go on for a while. It might've ended in some bloodshed (a bloodied nose comes to mind). Through it all though, Revui did not mean his brother real harm. He loved his brother - in his way - and was glad to have a playmate.