Poison Examination

June is sooo adorable. Oh my!

As Zhavvi was by the water and done drinking she decided that it was better to remove the stomach. She ripped it loose one one size and dragged it out to the water's edge. Its intestines were like a leash on the stomach. She would dissect that later. Zhavvi stood in the stream as she got to work, she had to be careful for her wound, if the poison would catch on she would be doomed. Zhavvi then stepped closer, she pushed her paw down at the organ and the half digested greenery dribbled out on the bank of the river. Since Zhavvi was not that knowledgeable with poison's just yet it could have been anything, as long as she got a scent from it, then she could find the actual plant. If it was located in the stomach after all.

Zhavvi almost jumped in shock when she saw the light coloured pup from before. It was the Khal's daughter. She was a Khal's daughter once. Her evil side really liked to have the pup eat from the carcass. Then Zhavvi could watch the youngster's symptoms and find out what poison it was. And if she didn't know the poison Zhavvi would know what it would do. But another side reasoned that she had been taken in by this pack and well cared for. Surely they did leave her on her own devices with that storm but... She wanted that. She wanted to be on her own. This pack gave her a bit of both, that freedom she wanted and belonging to a group of wolves. Plus she did like this Khal. Zhavvi decided that the pup would not die. Not today at least.

She lunged forward and snarled to chase the pup off. Couldn't she smell the poison? Zhavvi let out a snort. "No," she snapped at her and then got back to her previous spot after chasing the other female to a safe distance. She carefully pawed at the greenery, looking if she could identify any plants she already knew, there were no rhubarb leaves, she knew that. Her green eyes glanced over the stomach contents and frowned. She then brought her nose closer and sniffed it carefully. She tried to keep an eye on the young lady that she wouldn't eat from the deer, and if she did, then it was not Zhavvi's fault, she had said no.