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The boy looked stunned for a second. Tye felt proud of himself for about as long as that lasted, and attempted to raise his own tail a little to accentuate his point, but he saw the teeth and remembered his agreement with Hydra. The feeling of his tail shifting out of its naturally low, curved position did not make him feel any better; down it went again in correspondence with all the posturing of the other wolf.
If this boy remained displeased then all he needed to do was summon an adult - or Hydra directly - and Tye would be a much more substantial meal than the pitiful squirrel. It was a safer bet to curb to the boy's will. In moments the altercation was resolved as Tye ducked and snaked backwards.
His tongue flicked from between his front teeth and he backed off the squirrel, his body a dark sickle curve, ears back and eyes averted humbly.