A new chappie:

Chapter3:Two rabbits fight



Tazz slung her long dagger on her hip. She put on a light grey tunic and headed for the door. With her was a small sack of provisions and a spear. Lightly running, she headed for the woods. He had been there, there were footprints-and a-a hole in a tree? She looked twice. It was there, plain as day, an arrow hole, small, but nonetheless a hole. She tracked him until dusk set in and the forest went aglow with red streaks of unquenchable fire. Then darkness fell and all was peace. She set down her spear and sack and formed a small nest of leaves and dry twigs. Then she settled herself down, and the last thought that entered her head before sleep overtook her was that she would resume her quest on the morrow. A small smile crossed her finely shaped features and she relaxed. Weariness was forgotten in silence and the world was hushed as the moon looked down, softly glowing, on the small figure below.



Morning sprung on the forest as Triphe woke. It was sunrise and the fingers of red turned multicolor as crisp frost was melted and heatwaves rose and sunk. He packed the unpacked things and set off, knowing that his father had sent someone after him. It was probably that hated Yazz, for Tazz was a girl. His father would never let an attractive female rabbit, a young one, out on her own on a quest that could take a lifetime. No, it was probably Yazz. He would have to hurry. He stalked off. Yazz couldn't track worth a darn. Good thing his father was too protective of Tazz to let her out on her own. She was the best tracker on all of Medivo! He half smiled as he walked, lost in thought of his sister. She was the only one in the family he cared for. He could share thoughts with her that she would understand, whereas anyone else would scoff at them. He scowled scornfully at the thought of Yazz. That rabbit didn't bear thinking about, so he didn't. He turned his attention to the road ahead, noting every sound and signal in the air. He watched a bird, sitting on her nest, and saw two tiny heads peep out from under their mom. A rabbit crossed his path, a strange rabbit. Unfamiliar. It sauntered up, and he saw it was a female.









Gotta think on who it'll be, so can't write more now.