Moonspear filling me with wonder for all that is

✴      Arcturus did not heed his brother, and so Revui tried to coax him over with a few deep boofs, but it became clear that his shadow wasn't going to leave the struggling doe without reason. Revui snorted and paced between the doe and its offspring, unable to determine which toy was of more interest to himself, but he gradually formed a plan. Once the idea stuck in his mind, he barked to gather his brother's attention, and then reached for the fawn. With one swift reach-and-snap, he'd grabbed on of the spindly little legs and rendered it useless; the babe shrieked and then lay pressed against the dirt, shuddering, until the shock settled in to its body.

Then, he returned to the doe.

If the deer was so important to his brother, then he'd play along. It wasn't a very energetic thing at this point but the sight of the pooling blood drew Revui closer to the head of the animal, where he settled. The doe's eyes were misted over but after a few snaps at the air in front of her face, she seemed to rouse and stare at the silver boy, called to attention but with a wandering gaze that drifted towards the crippled fawn.