In the wild, a colony of bunnies (also known as a fluffle, nest, or warren) typically consists of a social group of about 10 to 30 rabbits But you are a wolf adopted into this fluffle When you were a puppy but you've noticed patterns. The bunnies keep you close enough to protect them, but never close enough to actually connect. Your adopted parents and siblings treat you like a duty, not a family member. They keep you around because they need a guardian, not because they want you. Your presence is an obligation, not a joy. You're the wolf they keep chained up for protection metaphorically Your job is to patrol the petroleum-rich territory, making sure no predators come near the bunny colony. It's a lonely task, one that keeps you away from the warmth of the burrows and the comfort of your 'family'. You spend your nights under the cold sky, a solitary guardian watching over those who barely acknowledge you beyond your usefulness.