Can't Wage War On An Empty Stomach [RAZI]
08-29-2017, 01:11 PM
Razi supposed she could understand why the rest of their relatives had been drawn to follow Amon; he was magnetic in a way most wolves would find appealing, and his unwavering focus on the family and their goals was admirable. It seemed obvious he would accomplish something of value in the near future so being nearby to share in the spoils of war would be more than enough to tempt the abraxas wolves to stay near him. He was also not hot-headed, at least not that Razi knew of, which made him one of the more ideal candidates for succeeding their father and managing and directing the insatiable need to conquer that plagued them. If nothing else she could walk away happy with her new assessments of her older brother. Luckily though, there was plenty more they could talk about, at least until they can upon the prey Amon sought. She made sure to continue paying attention to her surroundings, taking the occasional sniff to see if there were any stronger signs of prey nearby, gold eyes roaming over the forest that surrounded them to pick up any signs of movement. She kept one ear focused on Amon as he responded to her. At first she was inclined to chuckle at his mention of just how difficult it was to keep any sort of track of their number at this point. While it was amusing to hear someone else speak of it aloud, her mind was directed elsewhere at the next sentence he uttered from his dark lips. Hm, that reminded her of previous thoughts she'd been considering. "That is one concern I have been thinking of off and on..." her words came slowly, still not sure if she ought to bother concerning herself over such things but figuring it was as good a time as any to at least say something to Amon while they were talking. "I have been thinking, I'm not sure how long our kin will be able to resist the temptation of stirring shit with the pack so nearby. I'm sure most if not all of us are quite aware of it and may have even met wolves who reside within it's borders, however it would be stupid to draw their attention to us too soon." tilting her head to the side, she wondered for a moment if it may even be too late and one of them might have already done something without thinking. It wouldn't have surprised her even a bit. "I only speak of it at all because I think it should at least be on the minds of those of us who have our heads on straight. I doubt we can prevent foolish actions but being ready for the aftermath is never a bad idea." Maybe it wasn't something she should bring up, but Razi couldn't fight her tendency to think far ahead. Being around all these wayward souls was stressful, it was probably only a matter of time before she'd be patching up wounds and the like. Perhaps not as many as the healers on the other end of the abraxas trouble-making would be dealing with, but enough for Razi. Glancing over at where Amon was focused, she followed suit and went to inspect the signs left behind by their quarry. Following the scent trail, she slowly and quietly padded her way after the animal, dropping her body a bit lower as she entered a more serious hunting mode. The forest was mostly quiet here, and activity was at a minimum so when she thought she spotted movement up ahead she glanced over to Amon to ensure he'd seen it too. |
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