This is a hunting seasonal

While she waited, she watched the way the manta ray swam, watching the way it dove between the strands of kelp that reached toward the water's surface. The thing about fishing was that they could always redirect their attention if the creature proved too hard to catch. There was no shortage of seafood here, from the manta ray to the schools of fishing swimming all around the bay. Even if her plan wasn't a successful one, they could easily change things up. All she knew was that they'd find something to eat today, regardless of what it might be.

She didn't have to study the bay for long before a familiar face came into view. Nami, never one to hide her feelings, made no effort to conceal the grin that spread across her features at seeing Kuroo was the one to respond to her call. Of course, she'd be happy for any company, but he had a way of making her smile just a little bit more than the rest of the wolves she spent time with. Her tail, already held high above her back, began to wave as a further indicator of her emotion as he drew closer.

"Absolutely," she confirmed his suspicions, a playful gleam in her eyes as she glanced from him to the water and back again. As he leaned closer, she moved to close the distance between them just a bit, pressing her nose to the side of his cheek in an affectionate but brief gesture before righting herself again. "Up for the challenge?" Stretching her legs a bit, she moved to wade further into the water. Another step and she'd be swimming rather than walking, though she waited to be sure he was game before she'd get started. Fishing, in a way, was even more unpredictable than land hunting - so they'd have to play it by ear and see if the manta ray was too quick for them or not.

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