Redhawk Caldera Words don't make the rain go

Well, he couldn’t expect all kids to simply run up to him and accept him as their fun uncle. The little one uttered a surprised squeak and lunged away, disappearing out of sight behind a rock. Had she belonged to anyone other than Eljay and Maia, he might’ve worried that her parents might’ve come running to see who had frightened their daughter. As it was, he feared no repercussions for the surprise.

He figured a game of monkey-see-monkey-do might interest her. So when he saw her peek out from behind her rock, he too uttered an alarmed ”EEEEP!” before he dove behind a rock as well. 

His rock was about the same size as hers, but with him being a much larger wolf in comparison, it left much to be desired in terms of being a suitable hiding place. He did his best to hide at least his nose and his eyes behind it, curling his front paws beneath his chest though the rest of him was completely visible. He remained where he was, holding his breath and listening to see if she came any closer before he, too, peeked over the rock.