Blackfoot Forest Broken And Bloody

As the sun began to rise, Kivi continued on her journey to better lands. She wanted nothing to do with her former home, as it held to many horrible memories. A rumble came from the female's stomach, and it reminded Kivi that she had not eaten for days. She didn't want to hunt as it would only slow down her journey, but the pain in her stomach kept growing to the point where she couldn't handle it anymore. She cursed and began to try and find a hare or two. Hunting rabbits is not what she wanted, no, she wanted a real meal. However she had no one to help her and so Kivi accepted the fact that she would just have to deal with a small meal.

A few minutes past, and the wolfess had a hare hanging limp in her jaws. She wouldn't eat it unless she absolutely needed to. The sun was now shining bright in Kivi's eyes, and she started towards some woods she saw. The shade felt wonderful, and the wolfess decided to stop and eat her hare. As she eat the female kept her eyes, ears, and nose alert for any other wolves. This was an unfamiliar place, and Kivi didn't like it. The woods were to dark for her liking, but she didn't feel like being blinded by the sun, so she stayed in the darkness.

The wolfess finished her meal, plucking every single peice of meat off the small creature. She flung the remains a good distance away, and looked around to see if her slaves would fight over the bones. It was then she was reminded that she had lost all her slaves due to starvation. Kivi growled as her slaves were her only form of entertainment, but it seemed she would have to find someone else to please her. After failing to find something even remotely entertaining, Kivi decided that today she would rest. She needed to regain strength if she wanted to continue on her journey.

After finding a comfortable place to sleep beside a tree, the wolfess curled up in a ball and let quiet snores escape her. She hated sleeping, as it made her vulnerable, but she need the rest. Kivi just hoped that no creature lurking in the shadows would kill her. However the wolfess was more concered about the monsters in her nightmare, than the ones in real life.