Phoenix Maplewood Huntin' is hard.

Ash chuckled at the never ending determination of the young black fae. That was a feature well thought of in a wolf. She was going to make a great pack wolf and a hunter. Ash would make sure of that. "Alright, Alright," she smiled as they began to wander looking for a new source of food. 

The youth explained that her mum had had a fight with her dad. Dad...Where was he? Surely he wasn't in this pack as well. She could understand accepting a mother and pups but a mated pair should be leading a pack of their own. The pup continued and said that it had made her mum sad but she acts like shes fine around her pups. It made sense to Ash, any mother would do the same. Her mind briefly shifted to her mother before Ashka quickly shook it off. Now was not the time, or the place.  She gave the young female a sympathetic look. "Then lets make your mother proud," she said with a soft smile.

This wolf had compassion. Something Ash admired in a wolf, but sometimes found herself lacking. That was something she would work on for sure. She trailed behind the black fae letting her lead the way. She was in charge of this hunt. The pup shouted Coon which she was sure stood for Raccoon. Not bad. Not bad. "Hush then, surely you don't want to scare it off," she said quietly. 

Ashka quickly devised a plan. "You stay here, stay low and don't move until I give you the signal. I'm going to move around the other side of the raccoon. Once I nod you can go ahead and chase it. I will make sure it doesn't escape," she said as she quickly located the perfect spot behind a tree on the other side of the small river. The river was just wide enough that Ash could jump it a bit further down so the raccoon couldn't here her walk through it.

  She trailed through the trees and made a smooth leap across the water. Her paw barely scraping the surface of the water as she landed on the other side. She looked to make sure the raccoon hadn't noticed and saw that it remained in the water not a care in the world. That is one stupid Raccoon. Ash mused as she assumed her position. She had a direct line of site to the young wolf who was still buried in the leaves. She smiled and gave a nod that the fae surely couldnt miss. Ash crouched ready. Lets do this.

Long post for a very important reply :P Apologies it took so long.