Redhawk Caldera i think the universe is on my side.

She threatened him, though as he peered from between the limbs and leaves, he was fairly certain that she was trying not to laugh. This almost caused him to start chuckling, and that just wouldn't do -- what kind of ferocious bear burst out laughing when confronted by a wolf? Deciding it would be too difficult to stay in character, Elwood devised a different plan.

He shook the bush once more, making as much noise as possible, then he leaped out of his hiding place. He landed deftly next to Finley and then whirled, his hackles standing tall as he glared at the offending underbrush. "Did you see that?" he snarled, gesturing wildly with his snout at the trees a short distance from them.

"The bear -- it got away," he lamented, heaving a sigh and throwing a paw across his forehead. "But I think I taught it a lesson. It won't be back here anytime soon." He smirked, casting a sidelong glance at Finley to see what she thought of his antics. All of their games lately had centered around bears, but he wouldn't ever get tired of goofing off with Finley.