Eagle Eyes [Sentry Training || Pack and All Pups]
12-04-2018, 12:43 PM
The sound of a howl drew Artur's attention from stalking a roosting partridge, and without his full focus on what he was doing, the over-seven-month-old pup set one of his paws down on a twig, snapping it. The partridge burst out of the concealing clump of grass, flying away and immediately out of reach of the young male. Artur closed his eyes, jaw bunching as he fought back anger at the stupid mistake. It didn't matter now - he wasn't going to go hungry if he couldn't hunt. But what about four, five months from now, when he was an adult and supposed to be contributing to the pack's care? He'd be a damn poor excuse for an Adravendi if he couldn't even hunt for himself, let alone for a pack. After a moment he successfully fought back the anger, and let out a calm, if slightly frustrated, breath. It seemed he had training to get to.
Trotting up to the stones, he saw only Aurielle, the alpha. He swiveled head and ears, looking for any of his siblings, but he'd managed to be the first one there this time. He hesitated, wanting to ask what the call was for, but he knew that he'd likely only be told to wait for his siblings so that she wouldn't have to repeat herself more than once, so rather than ask a question that wouldn't be answered anyway, he sat and gave the alpha a somewhat stiff nod. It wasn't as though he'd miss training regardless of what it was anyway, so it didn't really matter what they were being called to learn. He could wait.
Trotting up to the stones, he saw only Aurielle, the alpha. He swiveled head and ears, looking for any of his siblings, but he'd managed to be the first one there this time. He hesitated, wanting to ask what the call was for, but he knew that he'd likely only be told to wait for his siblings so that she wouldn't have to repeat herself more than once, so rather than ask a question that wouldn't be answered anyway, he sat and gave the alpha a somewhat stiff nod. It wasn't as though he'd miss training regardless of what it was anyway, so it didn't really matter what they were being called to learn. He could wait.