O-Ka-Pi, O-Ka-Pie, Life Goes On

Fern had spent the morning begging Rudy to go on a hunt with her. Sure, he had quickly agreed but the gray girl loves to see the way he gets flustered when she continues to plead. The pair have worked their way to the large forest filled with thousands of years old oak trees. Fern been told of a herd roaming near these parts and she quickly picks up their scent. It is different from any prey they have hunted before and excitement zips through her chest. Staying downwind, the duo closes the distance to the herd of long-necked okapi. The creatures are too large for the two wolves to try and take down adult but Fern spies a younger one near the outskirts of the herd.

Pointing it out, Fern says, “I could herd that one toward that group trees.” Paw shifts to a set of trees wrapped in thick ivy, a perfect spot for a wolf to hide. Dropping her paw, she looks to Rudyard and says, “I will be the chaser if you will be the ambush one.” A smile rests on her lips as she waits to hear what Rudy will say.


"Fern Lark"