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More joined them, not many, but enough. They were more than he had ever run alongside like this, their odds went up substantially. The pressure was on to succeed, and the sterling Rikudou said a mental prayer to hope his nose would not fail him today. Steadily, ground was covered, trails warmed up gradually, and they could get their visual confirmation soon, so Inari faded to a more observant role then. Their prize awaited. Just a few to choose from, yet.. far more than he had ever dared to overtake by himself.

Inari's tail waved small, but happily, while watching the other wolves so keenly when not eyeballing the pronghorns. It felt like all he could do to understand everything he needed to about how they could potentially bring one down to their dinner table. Then, their empress spoke up, prompting his ears forward, and he watched her go move to her group's position. That left the trio of males to mirror it elsewhere so he nodded subtly to each of his fellows to see that they were all on about the same page here.

 Inari hoped to see someone of greater group hunt experience take the more defined lead, which he would gladly follow to their spot without question. All the while, he kept glancing to the prey, then to where he thought the other group was. It was all relative, and a delicate matter keeping undetected, but thankfully, that was a strong suit of his still—unlike the actual takedown of sizable beasts and team strategies. He hoped it all would just flow.