Sweat, Baby, Sweat

Kahaia was glad to have found what she was looking for but what came from the woman's mouth next almost brought a tear to her eye. Hunting? She'd already been through this with Kane and she just so happened to fail miserably when it came to hunting. Of course, the girl wasn't going to say no because she needed food if they were going to be exploring together. They had a lot of moving to do because Kahaia was not too interested in spending her time here. The smells just bothered her, they threw her senses all out of whack. Maybe allergies, who knew? Regardless, Kahaia wasn't going to argue but she did manage out a little squeak as she started to get anxious. What would she even be able to do without messing everything up?

However, Terra took the lead here, which our little flower was very much thankful for. She seemed to know more about what they were doing. A plan would definitely put her mind at ease. The girl tried not to speak up much as the lady tracked their prey. She didn't want to be the cause of their meal's escape. Kahaia sat in Terra's shadow, small girl figured it would be better this way if she took to hiding. How much could she mess up with Terra in front of her to keep any screw-ups from happening? Goddess in the making peeked before them, emerald eyes squinting to try and see just how many they were up against. She was shocked when she saw their prey. They were huge, at least compared to her. When you compared Terra and the sheep, it would likely be considered a medium-sized prey. This was definitely off-putting for the girl. She didn't want to end up hurting herself trying to do this.

Kahaia wanted to get back to Kane in one piece. What was this Terra lady getting her into exactly? She listened carefully to the woman's directions before turning back to the herd. So she was to target one of the smaller ones, good. This shouldn't be too hard. Kahaia crouched to be closer to the ground. Thanks to her neutral coloring, she was able to blend in a little better, but she was probably still noticeable. Finally, she'd picked an ewe that seemed to be putting some space between her and her group. Bad move, chicka. Kahaia went bounding after her, doing exactly as Terra predicted, sending the female flying towards rocky terrain going up Mount Volkan. Hopefully, Terra got to her before she made it too far up. That'd be a little dangerous, and Kahaia was already struggling to keep up with the thing. She really was not a hunter.