Redhawk Caldera invisible bus stop

For a moment, let's pretend it was pure innocence that bade the pup to pick up the stick and bring it to his mother. You know, the cute childish whims that made pups want to show things to their parents and inclined them to share. And perhaps it was, but it was a fleeting innocence, for as soon as Fox's teeth clamped onto the stick, Ferret's eyes narrowed predatorily and his mouth curled up in a devilish grin. He held his position, long enough for his mother to maybe think it had been a trick all along, and then he let go of the stick and lurched forward, aiming a sharp bite to Fox's nose. His developing brain was becoming all the more capable of scheming, and he had saw a way to — maybe — claim the stick for himself if she dropped it.