are you edible?

Usagi’s questions would remain unanswered. Even as his brother approached, equally confused at the lumpy creature they’d both encountered, the rather absent-minded beast simply..sat there. The bay was calm, the waves tiny and harmless as they quietly lapped the shore. The koi-wolves alabaster toes began to sink into the wet sand, eyes focused on the unmoving animal - it was an animal, it had to be, its breaths even and exhales bubbling out of slitted nostrils. Beady eyes observed the wolves with a gaze as empty as the bright sky. At Hattori’s request that the brother’s lead the hunt, he glanced to Kuroo. They’d had bigger challenges - he had a feeling this slow beast wouldn’t give much in the way of defending itself. He knew Roo so well, he didn’t even feel the need to tell him where to go - their actions fell together as they’d begin the hunt, at least with this creature. Besides, his sibling was better suited to fishing and knew such tactics better than he. Allng with Kuroo, Usagi slipped into the shallow waters of the bay, relieved the waves didn’t jostle him like the main sea. His brow furrowed in confusion at how exactly to hunt this beast, the wolf could think little else except to dive briefly under the surface and snap his jaws at the animal’s flat tail, seeing the beast begin to move - perhaps it was confused as to why these strange wolves were nipping at it, but it didn’t offer much in the way of resistance. Unless Roo or Hattori did something else, as well, to make it do something and get them closer to catching it.

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