Think About Your Life

Corvus had finally been able to finish the creature's suffering, Balthier was relieved when it was finally over. The dead prey didn't bother him as much as the dying prey. As much as he knew that killing prey was what was needed for his survival, he did have the thought of hoping he never had to kill another wolf. He knew that there was always a possibility, there were evil minds out there. But watching the deer struggle in Corvus' grip, it made him think of the more intelligent creatures like themselves. It was a painful thought.

He let go when it was finally free of it's suffering, and walked over to the tree with the trip wire starting to unwind it. It was easier to wind than unwind, but he knew it would be easier to drag the deer with it. And he didn't want anyone stumbling over it had they abandoned it.

With Corvus' help undoing the wire or not, he would take it over to the deer and lace the metal wire around the deer's two back legs making a "U" shape so he could carry it almost like a sled. He silently offered to pull the weight of the deer himself, but he figured it was good for his strength even after all that running. He looked over to Corvus before started off back to Abaven, setting himself inside the makeshift harness, "Are you alright?" He spoke quietly, wanting to make sure the blow he took wasn't causing him too much trouble.

"Balthier"