Sawtooth Spire watch the hoodwink

When he reached the corner of the den, he dropped the leaf and placed a paw over it, turning to look back at his brothers. He found that they had taken no notice of him, and were tussling among themselves. The fox's tail wagged excitedly. He had claimed the prize without challenge. He positioned himself over the leaf so that it was hidden beneath his creamy-white belly when he laid down, and here he stayed, with legs crossed daintily. He watched his brothers.