Crashing Water
She held her head high with ears forward, the grin still in place when he agreed with this little game of hers. It wasn't awesome but it gave her something to do, definitely better than walking around Ludicael looking for trespassers. After agreeing that being a slave sounded good and he would go with it, he was off. A playful growl escaped her lips as she watched him run off into the woods, yes he may have gotten a head start but she was sure that she would be able to catch something before him. After all, she didn't say what they had to hunt, so it could have been anything as long as if gave her something to eat. Since she would try catching something small she took her time walking away from the falls, making her way into the forest with slow but careful steps. Her ears swiveled to the left, then the righ, taking in the sounds around her. Listening to scurrying under the plants, hooves crushing dried up leaves. Green eyes scanned the forest, looking for any vegetation stirred by an animal or for the outlie of something lurkig about. After a few moments she found something, two creatures moving around a few yards ahead. Aria got low to the ground, paws moving more carefully, stepping in spots where there were no leaves. The wind was on her side too, adding on her sneaky approach. She slowly made her way forward, changing her position so that she was coming up from the side. When the mother would lift her head and look around, Aria would freeze. After a few moments the doe would lower her head and the shewolf would move forward. Finally she was close enough and would not move forward any more, the mouth was eating while her fawn ran around and jumped about. The child's moment of play would be the result of its quick death. She had waited until the fawn came within leaping distance, and by time it sensed an unusual smell the shewolf was on it. She lunged forward, lips pulling back to reveal canines, the fawn scrambled but before it could get away she had sunk her fangs deep into it's neck and leaped away when the doe turned around and came running to try and save her child. Aria moved quickly, easily jumping out of the way of the mothers hooves. And after a few moments of dodging and running, the doe finally gave up and ran off, leaving Aria breathing a bit heavy with the now dead fawn in her jaws.
She now headed back for the falls, holding her head high but the fawn's legs still managed to drag slightly. After a couple seconds she pushed through some bushes to be greeted with the sight of Genesis sitting there with his catch. She rolled her eyes, the shewolf was going to grab something small that would be an easy kill but the only thing she found was this. "You got lucky." She grumbled, setting the fawn down beside his, standing in front of him with a bit of disappoint clearly on her face. Aria didn't like losing games. |