Protect the pup-training time

*Naiche* · 02-12-2021, 08:53 PM

Naiche had left Sirius with his mind buzzing on how he should teach Tamsyn on fighting. Teaching one how to fight was always in his mind but what about the experienced fightings? What about those who were just as good or better than he was? Could he still train and help them improve their skills? How to help teach those of your own level in fashion besides just fighting?

Naiche patrolled part of the northern border while he thought. It was painfully cold but he needed to move to help clear his thoughts. His mind roamed to the time Tamsyn had given a lesson to both Naiche and several wolves in the pack. That lesson had been on training in different terrains. He recalled Asla giving a lesson on hunting and specifying details on the piglet she had caught ahead of time.

So teaching could be more refined to target specified areas and planning ahead of the time with a setup could make the lesson better as well. Naiche worked on figuring out something that could be useful to Tamsyn and finally he came up with an idea. Naiche ran back to his cave and ended up in a one-sided conversation with Pan. The pangolin watched as Naiche explained what he was doing and apologizing he hadn’t gone to pick the pangolin up earlier. Poor guy didn’t appreciate Naiche not telling him about their new den site.

With enough apologizing he got Pan to help on a fast project for the training he would set up for Tamsyn. They got to where the exercise ring and Naiche put their prop near one of the training dummies. The prop was a fur rolled up and tied taut. Dried mud made two eyes and mouth with two triangular sticks poking out for ears. It was their best version of a fake pup. Pan found a spot close to the water and did some fast digging till he had a nice hidey-hole in the sand. The stage was set. Now naiche only had to wait for Tamsyn to explain this game. He sat next to the prop puppy. He sure hoped this game worked right.

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