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Naiche
09-07-2020, 08:56 PM
Naiche’s tail was raised even with his body with a relaxed curve to it, a slow swishing back to side from the fun of the hunt, and admittedly perhaps somewhat from Sirius’ praise. “Lot of things I’m still not great at,” Naiche admitted but with a hint of pride added, “but I’m pretty fast.” He had a right to claim something good about himself after all!
Naiche nodded at Sirius mention of his kill, heading over towards it. This is what could happen to a small predator that faced the warlords wraith. Sure, the coyotes were smaller than Naiche but it was still quite the sight. It was obvious where Sirius had landed on top of it and smashed its body, along with where the throat had been clearly slashed through. Naiche had no intention to ever challenge Sirius to a true fight. “I may have got more shots in, but you’re the one who got in a fast kill.” Naiche wasn’t upset at himself for not killing this time since it had been about getting rid of them, but he was still impressed with how easy it all was for Sirius. Those fangs and size were impressive tools.
Naiche reached down, grabbing the dead coyote by its scruff to lift up so the top half of the corpse was off the ground. It was already lighter than when it was alive, at least he assumed it was lighter. Plenty of its blood was already soaking into the dirt and staining the blades of grass. It was placed down a moment later as the thought occurred, "Is there anyone in the pack who has bested you in a spar thus far?" It was hard to imagine the idea of the warlord losing a battle, but Naiche was curious of who could damage this giant and how long ago it was. He would love to beat Sirius someday in a spar, but that was as far as the smaller wolf ever wanted to go. Naiche decided right then he would beat Sirius some time in a spar, he'd ask for another chance in a month or so. After all, in a spar Sirius had to hold back to not kill so it wasn't impossible.
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