Moonspear But See Me Once and See the Way I feel

Penn quirked a brow, the smirk seemingly permanent on his lips. He wondered if Alaric realized the snake was entirely made up. Not that it mattered—Penn's goal had been to freak him out and make him paranoid that he was about to step on a rattler. Alaric, though, seemed entirely unperturbed by the added danger on his climb.

"Oh sure, I'll bury you right at the bottom of this hill," Penn mused aloud, 'Here lies Alaric, who stubbed his toe on a worm and fell down this very hill where he then died of his injuries.'" He canted his head thoughtfully, considering the eulogy for a moment before deciding it worked. Wolves died of stubby toes every day, after all.