Kill The Headlights

*Lillianna* · (This post was last modified: 08-08-2015, 10:39 AM by Lillianna.)

Lillianna blinked. He hadn't even noticed her. That was, in itself, rather bad - she could tell he was alone; how else would he be so starved? But to be unaware - that was bad. It would get you killed. Lillie frowned, she moved with him, circling but quietly. It was good the birds didn't notice her - and equally good that he caught one. The moment the bird was in his mouth, she took off, speeding past him, low to the ground, confident she would remain hidden until she popped in front of the river, in front of where he was heading. He'd not be able to not notice her if she was right in front of him, after all.

Despite that, her eyes grew round as she stared at the river, and a grin formed on her lips. Salmon. Her mouth watered at the thought; she was taught to fish in the salmon runs. Her adoptive parents had learned by watching bear, and copied their technique. They were actually better at it than the bears in the area. There wasn't much salmon here, in this, but... well, she could see the massive fish. It had been a while since she had fished - the last being at six months, with her adoptive parents watching as the last stragglers of the salmon ran through. Still, she was confident even as she dove headfirst into the river, onto the salmon that were oblivious to her presence. Water splashed wildly, even as her jaws sought the fish; to her luck, she managed to grab one, popping out of the water with a flapping fish in her jaws, paws churning water as she stretched for the shore. It took effort, and her muscles were protesting when she emerged, but she did have that huge, mouth-watering salmon.

She also had a green and blue wolf to feed. And she had no doubt that he had seen her little stunt there. A stunt she wasn't entirely sure she could repeat, but one she was proud of nevertheless.

"Speech"

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