It was a hot summer's day when the second group of Hikeys emerged in the Norfolk region. A few miles from where the first pair had been recovered, the Dark Lord and Light Lady were seen in the woods near Whitlingham Lake.

Snaps had previously been found on the banks of the lake, but due to the heat that day, the Hikeys had migrated into the shade of the trees. The hunters were not as smart; having not realised the Hikeys were in the shelter, they proceeded to search along the tree line, searching for their holed homes.
The Lady was hidden halfway up the road that ran parallel to the lake and woods. A small path led to some steps which opened out into the deeper woodland. The steps were too much of a challenge for the little lady, who had taken to resting at the base of a tree. Her feathered cloak wrapped neatly around her shoulders.

As she rested, she toyed with the heather stem she had collected on her journey. The sun splashed light against it, the warmth releasing its pleasant scent into the air.

The Light Lady is a calm and serene being, basking in the sunlight, spreading seeds and pollen as she shakes the flowers while she runs. If you listen to the wind as it passes through the leaves, you may just catch a small giggle of the Light Lady as she goes on by.