Stone Circle is there room for one more son

The lack of deer was unfortunate, althought Kegana couldn't help but agree with Cardinal. There were plenty of smaller prey to be had. The princess stood by and watched the other young woman launch into the chase. Until not to long ago Kegana had never had the need to hunt such feeble creatures, they were small and insignificant. However after life as a lone wolf she had honed her skill. She wasn't the best at small game but she could manage.

With her quick jaunt Red had scared the closests creatures off. Lowering her head to the ground, her nose twitched as different scents demanded her attention. She tried to focus on the smaller creatures. There were many rabbits in the area, however Keg would try a softer approach. 

She narrowed her eyes as she took slow, cautious steps toward the creature caught in her cross hairs. She waited as long as she could. The rabbit was throughly engrossed in its meal. She wasn't close enough, however. As she sprung forward, she launched at her prey with grace and agility. It saw her a fraction to early, Kegana trailed it for several feet. She almost had it, when it suddenly ducked to the side and scurried away into the safety of a hidden hole. Just seconds behind Kegana came to stand over the hole, watching with ocean blue eyes, staring into the black hidding spot. She was breathing heavy, and pawed at the ground slightly. 

The pale woman through a dejected look over her shoulder at her two packmates, with a stiff shake of her head. She took a moment to let her muscles relaxe, trying to come down from the high of the chase. She wasn't sure what to do now. They could go in search of deer, it didn't seem that the rabbits were going to be easy targets today.

outcome determined through roll