lay it on me.

*Cypress* · 11-26-2018, 09:46 AM

The short shewolf, Everest apparently, seemed... Well, suffice to say that Cypress was starting to regret turning down that rabbit trail in the first place. Shaye seemed nice enough, but the dusk-and-tawny woman had been anything but friendly so far. Cypress didn't begrudge her her suspicions, merely wanted to remove himself from this vaguely awkward situation. Of course, the idea of getting a decent meal with the help of two complete strangers did sound like an amusing way to spend the day... He resigned himself to hoping Everest would just lighten up eventually.

He licked his chops. "I haven't tasted elk in forever," the young male said, almost wistfully. He tended to pursue smaller prey, given that his propensity for clumsy accidents made anything more than surprising a rabbit a bit of a chore. "I'm in for sure." He turned to Everest. Who could turn down a hunt like that over one lost rabbit? He quirked his head, curious. He'd met plenty of loners who chose that life because they just didn't get along with others. This female wouldn't be the first, but at least she hadn't responded to their interruption with violence.

That was something, right? He turned to Shaye, planning to follow her regardless of whether or not the other shewolf came along. Worse comes to worst, the two of them might be able to go after a yearling at least. His stomach growled out its approval.
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