Redhawk Caldera Hands off, no trash talk, no back walk

Few hours into the new life and the little cub had found out that it was much simpler than he had first thought. The first shock of the overwhelming senses had passed and learning the easy routine of eating and sleeping had helped a great deal. Food was plenty and always available and it turned out that those invisible blobs of fur around him were quite useful - good at keeping you warm, if you were in the middle of the pile. And since cold was something he had already learned to dislike, the tiny fellow was very determined to crawl back to the centre, whenever he happened to be pushed to the side. 

He was blissfully asleep, when someone's touch woke and scared him. He squealed and squirmed to avoid the "invisible attacker".