Fox's Glade She howled wolf

Haven nodded at Sebastian's input. She would consider it, but she really wanted to go for the big one. Sebastian obviously didn't like that plan as he headed towards the limp female. Haven chuffed a little frustrated, when it came to serious things, she liked to be in charge. But she didn't want to be rude. A meal is a meal it wouldn't really matter. Ok, I guess we can go for that one. She nodded, eyes glued to her new target. The fat doe seemed to have caught a lucky break, for Haven and Sebastian were a great hunting pair.

Sebastian began corralling the doe in Haven's direction, and the doe didn't seem to know what was going on. Haven licked her lips and prepared to pounce at the doe. She noticed the rest of the herd running in the opposite direction. The old prey they had chosen apparently wasn't worth saving to the stag, for her sent his other females packing away. The two wolves target was on her own. An easy kill. Haven leaped up and barreled the doe to the ground, her jaws clamped around the deer's throat in mid air and sent them both tumbling to the ground. She held a vicious bite, and the doe died after a moment of feeble kicking.

After she was sure the deer was dead, she looked up to Sebastian a large grin on her face. She liked the way he trusted her to take the kill. She didn't like it when males thought they could do the job better than she could. Haven was perfectly capable to taking a deer down. It's dead! She said, chuckling a little as she was out of breath. She jerked her head in the direction of the carcass, signaling for her charcoal friend to come down and eat with her. She tucked into it quickly, scarfing down as much as she could handle.

Once she was finished with it, she laid back. Haven was full, once again feeling all pregnant and fat. She glanced up at Sebastian out of the corner of her eye. Eating beside him reminded her of their time at the coast. It was a very good memory. Well that was exciting. She chuckled, stretching out over the ground to look up at the autumn leaves in the trees.