Fish Fry
08-07-2020, 07:59 PM
Aslaugh was visiting a whole new land,one she completely adored from the first time she stepped in. A huge lake rested ahead with clean waters and a comfortable sensation rose within her chest as she took a deep breath. Happily she approached wanting to have a better look and maybe have a drink.And there she arrived to the shore staring at the view and then at her paws that were slightly touched by the cold waters. And there she saw a few fish swimming nearby.She held no skills for fishing,she had trued before but all she had meet was failure. And since there she never tried her paw on it again.But there as she looked away another wolf was on the quest of catching some fish.Could she join her? And maybe learn on the process? She could always try. And there she approached in silence for then staying with a few meters from her right. "May I join?" |
08-09-2020, 11:34 AM
"Yes, you may join me." She smiled in response but not wanting to mess with the older woman's fishing she remained silent as she took position on her own spot but silently. "I am trying to grab them when they jump like I have seen the bears do." "Good idea. Ill try to do the same." She whispered before putting her attention in any potential target.But she didnt know how to do it at first,so she turned her eyes to see what the other woman was going to do. And when another jumped out she darted herself forward with jaws open but it escaped her jaws, making her fall head-on into the water but quickly walked off. |
08-15-2020, 09:03 AM
Failure but she couldn't expect too much from her in her first time fishing,and because of that she didnt feel bad for not getting it at first.She would get there with try and error,that was what it meant to be a hunter.No all hunts would be successful,even the best of hunters could fail.And the key was to never give up,and with that she stood up taking a position back to the shore. Patiently she waied for another chance.Finaly some movement was caught and in no time a fish darted itself frm the water this time closer to the young huntress. Simultaneously with jaws widely opened she attempted to catch it between her jaws and she managed to get it by the tail. From there she didnt know what to do but by instinct, she threw it into the shore and would try to get it in place to start eating it. |
08-15-2020, 08:53 PM
She with her prize lied down into the shore and started to eat it fast so she could get more fish later.With efficient speed she finished her meal. "I think I'll get one more. My name is Halla." "Alright! Me too! I am Aslaug!" She said happily as she moved back to the shore, placing her eyes in the waters, waiting for another fish to swim by. Jaws were open in the wait, ready to catch anything. And there as soon as she heard a splash she jumped forward with a mouth wider and would clamp her jaws around the fish who was a bit bigger than the first.It struggled between her jaws but she wasnt going to let it go and quickly she walked back to the shore but instead of eating it she decided to get it back to Valhalla, maybe she could share it with Elba! "I think ill bring this to my pack! My sister may want to try it! Thank you so much for allowing me to fish with ya! I hope we meet each other again." She said smiling and then she walked away to where she came from. EXIT if not stopped-- |
08-25-2020, 06:24 PM
Wyndelin had heard from another loner that the rivers were starting to fill with salmon now that spring was here. Eager to give fishing a try he started tracking north at the first river he ran into. Supposedly this one led to a lake? Or went near a big lake? He wasn't sure but there was only one way to find out. As he got further along he spied a familiar form. "Hey Halla, what are you doing?" He spied the blood still lingering on her muzzle. At least he thought he did. Sometimes it was hard to tell what was blood and what was her natural coat color. He settled down near the river, taking a peek and examining the salmon that were taking the leap up a small waterfall caused by some debris damming the river. "Talk" |