Oh For A Voice Like Thunder

*Pyralis* · 02-20-2019, 07:18 PM

It wasn't stupid, it was a matter of pride and probably a matter of boredom as well. Pyralis gracefully dipped her head to sniff at the blood-stained paw prints. She'd managed to bring down an injured doe and had quickly filled her stomach. While she'd been resting a grizzly bear had decided to make off with the rest of the kill and that just did not sit well with her. The goddess abhorred the idea of a meal being stolen right out from under her even if the perpetrator was several times bigger. Lifting her crown and tail high she trotted along the trail. The bear hadn't bothered to disguise its path, why would it. There were probably few animals in the forest willing to tangle with such a beast. Pyralis was not one.

A gray sleety drizzle rattled against the trees as the leaves above her shuttered. The day was reasonably warm for winter but she knew that as soon as night fell the rain would freeze and turn to snow. She turned to eye the sun as it dipped lower toward the horizon. She better start making a move on. Pyralis had no desire to spend the night marching through snow.

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