Would prefer if only one character intercepted him (if he gets intercepted). Any of the kids need help with warrior trades?
He was courting fate and he knew how stupid it was, but Rigel was hungry. This place reeked of wolves. The thought of them kept him vigilant, the scents making him agitated as he crept through the woods from the west. Rigel knew that wolves did not build caches close to their borders — and he knew that if he wanted to get any kind of meal out of this venture, he'd have to be quick, he'd have to trust in his instincts. It was more likely that he'd fail to find anything, and that was fine too. Get in, get fed, get out. He was scouring the dirt beyond the claim's marked border when he heard something rustling and froze, looking around and listening intently for any possible follow-up, although it might've just been a snowy tree bough faltering from gravity.
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