Jäger Natürlich

Taiga agreed and she wouldn't hesitate to set their plan into action. Kiela was glad to work on cutting off the injured ungulate, its tracks easy to spot and even easier to avoid. She made a wide arc around the beast and avoiding its slow descent down the slope, finding it again once she was on the side opposite Taiga. The deer was visible up ahead, but just barely, mostly concealed by low-hanging pine branches. Kiela assessed the situation for a long moment before she acted. The buck was definitely injured and unlikely to recover. It would be a mercy filling, a thing that settled well with her. Today she would not only be sleeping on a full stomach but she'd be feeling pretty damn good about how she'd accomplished it.

The she sprung forward, moving swiftly through the pine forest and straight toward the buck. She caught him off guard and he stumbled, though managed to keep himself upright as he swiveled around and began to jog away, as best as he could with his limp. Staying close to his heels, nipping occasionally at his flanks and hoping to drive it straight toward Taiga's location.