Colburn
The delicious scent of hare lured a twitching dark nose from its burrow, followed by a snout and two gleaming shadowy eyes. Colburn stretched lazily then scratched at an ear, wondering where his breakfast had disappeared to. It smelled close by, but the angry shouts announced that someone had already pilfered their prey. Well that sucked. He was hungry and even though he could hunt for himself, he never did because others would always provide what the fae child needed whether they wanted to or not. He decided to hunt down his fellow thief to take the hare for himself as was his right as its self proclaimed rightful owner.
Sticking to the shadows and foliage he tracked his wandering breakfast and the one who was borrowing it for a while before he finally saw her. The dark fur and ruby flecked abyssal eyes made him jolt in alarm. Another of his kind was right there. Thoughts of the hare were discarded and instead he approached slowly, dirty and covered in leaves, dark ears pricked for her pursuers.
”Come,” he urged her, lifting some ferns to reveal one of his bolt holes.
”They won't find ya in ‘ere,” he told her confidently, not thinking much about how uncharacteristically kind he was being. His longing to meet another changeling besides the grumpy little Nighteyes made him eager to befriend her.