"Aye that's right, I found ye little one, there is no escaping Tyrone the master hunter," Tyrone said as he purred happily. Harry smiled as his glowing eyes lit the somewhat darkness under the root and giggled.
                          
"Now you hides and me counts to...ten?" He asked.
                          
"Aye ten," Tyrone answered before he gently stood up and waited for him to cover his eyes and start counting. While thinking how was a giant going to hide? Harry giggled as he looked up at him; Tyrone loomed over him like a mountain and then Harry covered his eyes and began to count. 
                          
"One!......"  Indeed, he was a monster in size, but far from a monster in heart, luckily for Harry. Tyrone smiled and bolted off, having no idea where to hide he tried to lay down behind some thick bushes.  Harry didn't know how to count to ten so he counted to five twice. Once he finished counting he looked up and started to look for Tyrone. Harry knew quite well that he needed a larger hiding spot so he began to look around the biggest trees.  Tyrone remained in the tall berry bushes, smelling him around every once in a while, smiling when he only counted to five twice. Maybe sometime he will teach him how to count higher. Harry continued to search behind tall trees, slowly getting closer to where Tyrone was hidden. His little footsteps could be heard as he got closer. Tyrone heard him come closer and with a fanged grin he waited for the perfect moment, before quickly sitting up and softly roaring at him, his mouth wide open and fangs clear as he curled his fingers like claws. Popping up right in front of him. But he was only teasing, not to mention he could sound twice as more terrifying if he wanted to. But he was worried about scaring him too much. But Tyrone was pretty scary then. Harry yelped and fell on his butt in surprise. But when he saw it was Tyrone he knew he had nothing to fear and smiled. He looked up at him and started giggling. Ty's hands then softly landed on both sides of him, making Ty loom over him a bit before he started nuzzling him. 
                          
"Ye found me little one, great job," he said to him softly, smiling happily all the while. Harry giggled and hugged his nose, even though he had doubts whether he had found him or not but just kept giggling. Tyrone continued to gently nuzzle him, unaware of his doubts as he grinned joyfully to hear his giggles. He soon started to purr happily as he hugged his nose. Softly laughing with him. Harry smiled and looked up at his eyes. 
                          
"Wha does you want to play now?" Harry asked. Tyrone smiled teasingly to that. 
                          
"How about.... Swallow up the little human?" he teased before straightening up, "aye, maybe hide and seek again or..... Maybe we can make up our own game lad?" Harry craned his neck as he straitened so he could see his face. He suddenly look curious.
                          
"Make up a games?"  Tyrone smiled in a rather fatherly way, his eyes glowing happily. 
                          
"Aye make up games, or mix them, like mixing hide and go seek with....... Red light green light, or add yer own twists to a game" he explained. Harry still looked a bit confused but smiled.
                          
"Me tink that sounds like fun. How do you start, making game?" The little boy asked. 
                          
"Well let's see, what is yer favorite part about hide and seek?" Tyrone asked, his smile growing.  
                          
"Hiding.." Harry answered after some thinking.  
                          
"Hiding, good, mine is seeking, now what's yer favorite place to just relax? Or maybe just sleep, I dunno, something along those lines," the giant asked, having no idea where this is going as ideas filled his mind. Harry thought for a minute then blushed as he pointed to his middle. Tyrone was confused by his pointing for a bit, slightly moving to the side to see if his finger would follow, as well as looking behind him to see anything else that could be the answer, before seeing nothing but trees. The pieces not clicking together too quickly. Mostly because he didn't want to jump to conclusions. Harry blushed deeper at his confusion looking away a bit.