Moonspear Random Acts

She didn't even speak up, but she nodded- and remained tense, as though waiting for Bronco to release the rabbit at any moment. She looked a bit nervous, to be honest- but maybe that was simply because she was focusing as hard as she could on the rabbit, and trying to figure out exactly what she should do. He didn't see any reason why she shouldn't at least be introduced to what hunting was like, even though she was still quite young. He doubted very much that the rabbit could do her much harm, so he felt at ease letting her at least try to take it down. 

Naturally, there'd be no way for her to even have a slight chance against a healthy rabbit. And while it'd been terrorized by being held down by a wolf for so long, and had mostly just become sort of frozen in panic, he knew that as soon as he let it go it would bolt. Taking a page from his mother's book, Bronco compromised the rabbit's mobility so that Sialuk would have a chance at catching it- and even if it did manage to outpace her, there was no way it could get away from him again. 

"Okay, I'm gonna let him go. Rabbits can run reeeeally, really fast- and they zig-zag a lot so you gotta be quick on your feet; don't forget to use your claws to help you change directions, you can really dig 'em into the ground when it's soft like this," He said. "You ready?" He asked, just as the rabbit gave a slight twitch. He held it down, though- wanting to make sure Sialuk didn't have any questions before he let it go.