Mudminnow River Early Wolf Gets the Cat-fish

Pema's first steps into the Teekon Wilds had brought her to Mudminnows River. She had been traveling West and following water always seemed like a smart think to do. It provided water for her and the other creatures that she may call her dinner, aswell as fish that she was thinking of having for breakfast. On her travels she hadn't been short of food and so she often would let prey wonder by, but these waters were filled with something special. Aside from the abundant amount of minnows, Pema could see catfish swimming around. Their lighter colored fins and whiskers helped her find them in the murky colored water. 

The water never seemed still as rock and dirt fell into the water from up the bank feeding the water and the vegitation around it. Pema walked around smelling the vegitation and trying to name all the ones she could remember. The succulent's were previlent as many creatures chose to avoid eating the bitter flavored leaves. 

After a short while of exploration Pema thought it was time to catch her breakfast. Stepping into the water and unsettleing the mud on the rivers floor and the minnows swimming around. She waited patiently as the dirt settled and the minnows resumed swimming. Standing still, as to not startle any upcomming prey she waited for a catfish to come by. When one came into sight she julted her head into the ground with her mouth open to try and clamp down onto her prey. Sadly this first attemp wasn't successful and she recieved a mouthful of dirt which she proceeded to spit out into the water. 

After throwing a small fit over the dirt in her mouth she resumed her focus and stood still in the water waiting for another chance to strike.