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The boy's maw rose in defense, displaying a set of youthful white fangs. He was inexperienced and had never fought another wolf. It showed. In his eyes lay a wildfire of confused anger, not understanding this behavior and not taking it well inside. From his throat, a message communicated so clearly without words that a deaf squirrel could understand. 

But Soot-Teller did not give off such feelings, which confused the sun-pelted wolf. His eyes darted from the wolf to his leg. If he had wanted to break his leg or even his ankle, chances are he would've done it already and have disappeared into the horizon. 

Which calmed down the panicked wolf somewhat. His eyes looked down, and his body followed, a confused, growl-edged whine emanating from the silent one.