We're so happy
The deer beneath him seemed not entirely sure of himself? Or maybe he just wanted to make sure Oliver was ready to be catapulted away. Either way, the fox was ready for this. His tiny body was strong enough for that, seeing as he had fallen off of shelves in the manor plenty of times (don't ask).
There wasn't entirely much time to prepare himself nor a verbal warning as soon, the deer was now flinging him around. At first, it wasn't too hard to stay on, but eventually it started to become too hard. It was a couple of feet away from the tree that Oliver was finally flung off, falling off behind the deer where he fell onto a bush. Unfortunately, the bush was prickly, but it wasn't too bad, just a bit of a nuisance. I'm off! He quickly sent to the deer. Unfortunately for his side of the situation, he had failed to stay on, but the deer had passed that portion of the test!
Soon, a small fox would emerge from the bush, his fur clearly fluffed up and a bit dirt covered now. Good job! It was obvious that he was a bit shaken up, but clearly not too bad.
And now for the hardest test. You just carry on with walking. I'm going to try and hunt you down. It's your job to defend yourself and spot me. I wont use any claws and you just try your best to not stab me with those gorgeous antlers. And with that done, Oliver trotted on off into the forest.
Once far enough away, Oliver would shift into a different form: his leopard form. Anticipating that the deer had at least done something new, Oliver started to follow after the scent, making his way through the forest towards the Luxere. It obviously didn't take too long to find him and then the real fun began. Lowering himself deep towards the ground, Oliver watched the deer with intense gaze before he ran forward and lept towards the back half, hoping to grasp on with his paws.
There wasn't entirely much time to prepare himself nor a verbal warning as soon, the deer was now flinging him around. At first, it wasn't too hard to stay on, but eventually it started to become too hard. It was a couple of feet away from the tree that Oliver was finally flung off, falling off behind the deer where he fell onto a bush. Unfortunately, the bush was prickly, but it wasn't too bad, just a bit of a nuisance. I'm off! He quickly sent to the deer. Unfortunately for his side of the situation, he had failed to stay on, but the deer had passed that portion of the test!
Soon, a small fox would emerge from the bush, his fur clearly fluffed up and a bit dirt covered now. Good job! It was obvious that he was a bit shaken up, but clearly not too bad.
And now for the hardest test. You just carry on with walking. I'm going to try and hunt you down. It's your job to defend yourself and spot me. I wont use any claws and you just try your best to not stab me with those gorgeous antlers. And with that done, Oliver trotted on off into the forest.
Once far enough away, Oliver would shift into a different form: his leopard form. Anticipating that the deer had at least done something new, Oliver started to follow after the scent, making his way through the forest towards the Luxere. It obviously didn't take too long to find him and then the real fun began. Lowering himself deep towards the ground, Oliver watched the deer with intense gaze before he ran forward and lept towards the back half, hoping to grasp on with his paws.
even when we're smiling out of fear
OLIVER
