Duck Lake fire in the water

There was a loud pounding, as though a bear had clambered into the area, and Snake turned his head to the side to glance over his shoulder, green eyes catching sight of Ikari. Ah, how fun!

"Insssane?"  A look of mock hurt flickered across the devil's face before quickly disappearing a moment later, instead being replaced by a grin and a flash of green eyes. A giggle left his throat and he took a few steps forwards towards Ikari and attempted to drag his black tongue up the other man's muzzle, just for fun. It was if he knew the thoughts that echoed in Ikari's own mind. "Perhapsss sssso." 

At the newcomer's frightened response to Ikari's words, the grotesque smile on the beast's face twisted until it was massive, leering. The green eyes were wide and settled unblinkingly on the other, who was so tiny and red in color. 
 
There was a second pause, where the earth stilled, and then a low, guttural noise left the dark prince's body, something akin to a laugh and a cry, mixed into one. The result was an unnatural, unfavorable sound, and paired with the unblinking eyes and the grotesque grin, he looked like a devil uprooted from the deepest pits of hell. His laugh rose to a higher pitch, and there was a large ruffling sound from above them as several birds in the trees near them and ducks in the lake took flight, frightened by the strange and demonic noise. "Going?"  he asked, his voice nearly as frightening as his face. He laughed again, and this time it was a screech, an unnerving, deafening noise. In a balletically smooth movement Snake swung his massive body around to face the slightly smaller wolf, his cheshire grin widening impossibly as he stared intently into the other's gold eyes. "Darling, you've jussst arrived."   He stood imposingly tall over the other, his body looming over him like some type of creature from hell. The monster was not a believer in 'personal space'. He had been inching steadily closer to the other until he was offensively close, his chest rattling with the force of his breaths being dragged in and out of his body.
 
"Tell me,"  he said in a lilting tone, "what isss sssomething as insssignificantly petite assss you doing out all by yourssself?"   He had seen the look in the other wolf's eyes in regard to his size. He had picked up immediately that the other wolf was intimidated by his stature. So why not use it? He threw back his head to the sky in a passionate gesture. "It's not ssssafe out here all alone."  With a fluid movement his head snapped back down and his eyes darted back to the other's. It would be correct to say that Snake had not blinked once. His eyes remained round, imposing, and staring. 
 
"Let's see how fassst you catch on,"   he murmured, a smirk crawling over his lips. "Do you know who I am?"  he asked gently; innocently, as if talking to a child. "It ssseemsss you've only just arrived in this little place, so I don't expect you to yet. But I'll give you a ssshot. Go on,"   he coaxed, the smirk still in place, twisting to something more frightening as time passed. "Go on, go on, go on." His voice transformed into a low, guttural sound, and he bared his teeth at the other creature, looking like a demon raised straight from the depths of the earth.