Shadow laughed and played with them for a bit before shaking off. Looking towards the sky, he told the other two, "It's getting dark, we should get back." Picking up Jack gently from the water, he started back to the den.

Hail shooked her fur and followed Shadow to the den

Dropping Jack gently in the cave, he went outside gathering some moss and soft leaves before making a small bed for Jack. Gathering some more, he made one for Hail and one for himself before touching his nose to Hail's shoulder, "I'm going hunting, I will be back soon." Trotting out, he loped through the woods scenting for prey.

Hail smiled "okay" then laid down in her nest Jack played with her tail for a little bit jumping around trying to chatch it.

Shadow scented a couple rabbits, and quietly started to stalk them. Pouncing, he swiftly killed a couple before heading back to the den. Halfway there, a cawing above him made him halt. Dropping his prey, he looked up and watched the ravens above him. "Hunters. Here. Coming. Hunters. Hide." He picked up his prey quickly before sprinting through the woods. He knew that the ravens were never wrong as they had helped him many times before. Jumping over a log, he made it to the den where he gave the rabbits to them before saying, "Quiet we must stay. Go into the small tunnel there. Hunters are coming." He bustled Jack into the small tunnel before moving the beds back.

Hail quickly went down the small tunnel and curled her tail around Jack to keep him calm then kept alarmed

Shadow came back up finding a couple of fallen branches. Pulling them over top the entrance, he covered it so it could not be seen. "Hunter. Here. Hunter. Hide." Quickly going into a silent stalk position, he silently went down the tunnel before curling up beside Hail. "Everyone stay quiet." He said quietly before licking Jack's head.

Hail laid down quietly staying focused on the entrance

Shadow watched the entrance with Hail before hearing a rustle. A fox rushed in curling up a bit aways from them. "Me hide too." The fox said before pointing her nose into her tail. Looking back at the entrance, he could hear low human voices outside the entrance.

Hail pushed back farther into the hole so the fox could get in then heard the humans voice