Catching up
07-17-2016, 08:55 PM
As the younger male greeted him and informed him that he didn't need any help, Xephyris was not disappointed. Although he was always eager to involve himself in pack tasks, hunting really wasn't his thing, so he didn't feel like he was missing out on anything. Shortly after, Jackson would suggest they move a little further from the herd, so as to not spook them. Xeph nodded and followed the younger brute, although he regretted not chasing down a deer today. It would have brought him joy to reign terror upon the herd and cause them to scatter, killing off any that strayed. But perhaps that would be better left for a carefully planned hunt, rather than a one-time, murderous whim. When they were finally far enough from the herd, Jackson turned to face him, asking how he was doing. The gray-coated male shrugged. There was nothing too exciting going on in his life, but there was nothing particularly unpleasant either. "I'm rather neutral, I suppose," he replied in a bland tone, "Just getting through day to day. What about you? Working toward a hunter's rank?" From the looks of it, it appeared that Jackson might be looking to increase his status, and although Xephyris took little care in the trade himself, he knew its importance. And he could certainly see the boy's dedication to it. In fact, he was rather impressed. |
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