Broken Boulder Heaven sent, hell proof

They worked together to plug the remaining holes, and once only two remained, he watched Liri perch behind her chosen hole. The other opening wasn't far from hers, and he padded over to it, following her lead and standing behind it. He waited, his eyes glued to the spot that would soon reveal a rabbit.

It didn't take long before the first rabbit appeared. It quickly darted from the hole, taking him by surprise. The rabbit was gone before he even had a chance to react. Damn, he thought to himself. He should have expected that. Shaking his head, he readied himself once more, sure that this time he would be better prepared. But once again, a rabbit darted from the opening and was gone before he could react. Okay, he clearly needed to come at this in a different way. 

He had an idea, though. He padded a short distance in front of the opening and waited. Both creatures had come this way once out of the burrow, and he figured he would have better success intercepting them here. His tactic proved successful, when another rabbit came darting from the burrows and headed straight for him, clearly not seeing his dark form camouflaged in the shadows; a mistake that would cost the animal its life, for once it was close enough, Kavik caught the rabbit around its mid-section. The rabbit struggled frantically in his giant mouth before Kavik sank his teeth in further, causing the rabbit to go limp as blood filled his mouth. 

He took that moment to look over at Liri with exhilaration on his face. He was eager to see how his clever wolf had fared in their hunting adventure.