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Snow kept walking farther away from the rabbit that what was her name? Lucy He would not take anything from her.

Unknow somehow figured out the names of the two foxes and that Snow was in love with Lucy. She smiled, and decided to annoy him a bit. "Hey, I see you lovethat she-fox over there. Why do you,anyway?" She asked teasingly, although, she was VERY serious.

"First of all I don't love her and second of all I don't because she is very rude!"Snow said aggrivated and he was dead serous. He kept walking farther and farther from Lucy before turning to the wolf beside him "So whats your name?" he asked.

Unknown was annoyed at the moment. "I have no name, but my nickname is Unknown."She said, longing for her parents once more. She shook her head reminicently, and walked silently.

"Ok Unknown... Hey it,fits"said Snow he kept walking.

"What do you mean 'it fits'?" She asked, confused. She turned to him, with a sparkle in her eyes. THe sparkle was to say she was alone in the world, and wanted a friend. She wondered why she wanted to have a fox as a friend.

Eira heard a roar in the distance and turned her head slightly, catching the faint scent of blood. The male was hunting. Her stomach grumbled slightly, reminding Eira that she had not eaten for a while. But she continued towards her den, knowing she would not starve in the time it took the male to feed. She would wait until he had finished; it was for the best, for now.
With her den in sights, she charged forward, completing the final few meters to her home. She lay down and rested her head on her large, white paws, ignoring the hunger that called for her attention. Closing her eyes, she tried to sleep, thinking that when she woke up, she would go hunting and fill her stomach.

Summer is here!

(In the roleplay.)

Nefri now had a bunch of baby bunnies to feed and keep safe from predators. Her own coat was now nice and brown and blendy. Or whatever. She hopped around, nibbling on food, and then grabbing some in her mouth, resisting the urge to chew and swallow. She had to give these to her precious babies who needed food. She went, dropped it in the den, and left again. They were too old to suckle, and they would be gone soon, but not that soon. She would watch them until the day they left.

Soro had been having a bit of a hard time with seals lately, and had moved further inland to find food. He soon came across a burrow and sniffed at the entrance. Rabbits. He also saw movement, so he knew it was occupied. He wasn't going to be picky and he immediately began trying to dig out the burrow entrance, or collapse the burrow.