Meadowlark Prairie red lights

"Revui, what - ?" are you doing died on her lips. she felt herself be flung aside, too fragile and small to carry bulk enough to ground herself. she ended up tripping over her own feet and falling to the side. blue eyes would widen in horror as the fellow Moonspearian charged the bear. no. no no no...! the bear was just hungry why was he going to hurt her? didn't he know if you hurt a hungry animal, it'd be more violent? it would feel trapped. it was already sad; it didn't need to hurt too. 

"no! stop!" Bee called out as Revui made an impact with the bear. the great beast only lowered its head, taking the blow before veering off to walk quickly away. she took the opportunity to rise to all fours, panting heavily from her own push. her packmate was so dang lucky that the bear hadn't made a meal out of him. she was almost fuming. almost. marching over to him, she'd watch the bear go out of the corner of her eye. "it wasn't going to hurt us" but you gave it a damn good reason to she also let this die on her lips.

"it was... listening to me. if she ate the berries now, she wouldn't eat anyone later" Bee added with a pout. why didn't he listen to what she had been saying to the bear? did he just ignore her? did he think she couldn't handle herself? if the bear really wanted to harm them, it would have used the whole force of its bulk to charge from the start. it would have attacked right away. but she didn't expect Revui to understand. her head lowered, frowning at him. "but um, thanks for trying to protect me."