Stay Frosty

In no time when she had arrived the male had stirred, she watched form the entrance as Darsha stretched out his body and open his eyes. It brought a small smile to her face and she was about to take a step forward to say good morning, but he suddenly jumped up, turning around frantically. Did she scare him, the blood from the animal alarming him, making him think something had happened to her. He called for her, the smile still there but one of relief and joy, he was worried about her. At least that was what it seemed like because fear was in his voice and when he turned to the entrance and saw her, he calmed down instantly and lay back down. Good morning Darsha, I told you I wouldn't leave. She said in a gentle tone, turning slightly to grab the deer and pulled it over until it was just inches from the male, letting go. I wanted to bring something for us to eat together, I'm sure your hungry after everything that happened yesterday.

She smiled warmly, her green eyes falling upon the webbing still on the top of his head. It didn't seem to be bleeding anymore, maybe after they ate they could go out so he could stretch his legs while she looked for new herbs to rub on his cut. If your up to it, after we eat we should go out and look for fresh herbs for that cut. She informed him, motioning to the top of his head for a moment before turning to the doe. She reached over and grabbed some of the skin in her teeth, pulling from side to side util she finally broke the skin, peeling it back to reveal the delicious meat underneath. You may eat first. She told him, laying down beside him and laying her head on her paws.





"normal.
talk.
think.
you."