I'm just like you baby, I'm on the HUNT.

*Elias* · 10-31-2016, 11:08 AM

The near glare from his sister didn't go unnoticed and for a moment, Elias felt a hint of guilt for sending her off with a stranger though he knew she was fully capable of handling herself if she needed to for any reason. He also knew that she understood, so he did his best to hide the feeling and trusted his decision. He followed after Reina eagerly, remaining at her flank with his eyes peeled on the horizon of hills, scanning every side for signs of life while they remained quiet in their travels. Finally, they seemed to reach the herd and he found himself beside Dagmaer to scope out their chosen target.

His own eyes had been wandering around the edge of the herd while Dagmaer's seemed to dare to venture closer to the middle, though as she pointed out the cow he watched the heavily pregnant beast with interest. He finally gave a nod, confirming that it was a good idea in his mind before he twisted his neck to look toward his sister and Reina. "Head southwest from here, we'll chase them until she gets left behind enough for us to cut her off and herd her back toward you. Good luck." He lingered only long enough to watch where they were heading before looking to Dagmaer with a stern face of determination. He would nod, signalling that it was time for them to begin getting the herd moving. In a prowling pose, the man descended the hillside cautiously until he lacked proper coverage to keep his tall frame hidden and took off toward the herd in a full run. He would cast a glance to his side searching for Dagmaer, then narrow his gaze and focus ahead of him as his paws beat against the terrain to quickly fill the space between them and the herd. Every muscle in his body was put to work in his run while a low growl erupted from his throat, hoping to scare the already alerted herd with it's ferocity. It seemed to work, though most of them were already scrambling to get closer to one another and begin their escape. It wasn't long before the sound of their heavy hooves rang in his ears and they were running south like he had hoped.

Login
Username:
Password:	Lost Password?
	Remember me