Your chances of getting killed by a bunny are low, but never zero.
Mel!
01-01-2023, 02:14 AM
His large paws left deep tracks in the snow where he walked, and he made no attempt to cover them up. The wolf was sure enough of his capabilities to defend himself that he had no fear even when travelling alone. Being solitary was in his nature, though that did not mean he craved it. He was simply adept at being on his own for extended periods of time, often going weeks without seeing another intelligent soul. But such was the life of a wanderer. He knew he'd run into someone eventually. The squeal of a rabbit caught its attention, or more importantly the sudden cut-off of said squeal. There was another predator out here. Ears perked forward, head swinging around in the direction as a curious look appeared on his face. Raylan couldn't hear any further sounds, but he headed in that direction nonetheless. It would be nice to have a proper conversation if they were an intelligent being and not simply a predator seeking a meal. The scent of something positively feline swirled around in his nose, and he flared his nostrils to inhale more deeply. He was not familiar with the particular species, but it was definitely cat-like. Pushing forward, now at a more brisk pace, Raylan was thoroughly intrigued. Through the trees in the distance he could spot the feline - snowy white that blended down into charcoal grey with black spots all over. He racked his brain, the only thought coming to mind being leopard, with a vague question mark attached to it. The sleigh piqued his interest further, confirming that the feline was indeed of the intelligent variety. "What's the sleigh for?" Raylan called out from a fair distance away, just in case the feline wasn't friendly. |