Dawnlark Plains Duties, duties, and more duties

To Esaro startling them was the same as scaring them. Unless she meant that he needed to be really close just to spook them so they jump. After losing Laika for a moment she came back into sight after he moved towards where he was hearing her. She advised him to take light steps so he doesn't make too much sound. The trick to it was to go slowly he guessed. The problem to that was that he wasn't able to keep up with Laika then.

He did his best to follow her up until she caught sight of the pheasant. He copied her form, trying to stay as low as possible while still allowing himself to be able to move. He was just slightly behind her at her left side. The bird was into view now. He waited for Laika to give some sort of plan. When she told him she wanted him to catch it he almost spoke out loud, wanting to say maybe it was better for her to do it instead since the bird was more alert.

Before he could try to make excuse she encouraged him to go. His heart started to beat faster and he was getting nervous quickly. But somewhere he wanted to show her how much he had improved during the months. He took a deep breath in attempt to relax a little but it didn't do much. He whispered "Okay, I'll try." before heading to the other side of the pheasant as quietly as possible. He kept a very close eye on the bird instead of his steps. Lucky, as he stayed low and moved slowly he didn't trip over anything. He couldn't see Laika anymore but he noticed the pheasant was facing in his direction. He believed that now was the time to go after it.

After a few more little steps he jumped towards it! If the bird didn't move he would have caught it but it jumped up backwards before he came close. Esaro got back to being low and followed it quickly as it was flying backwards, it was now above Laika but completely out of reach. He was paying so much attention to the bird that he didn't see he was about to walk into Laika. It looked like it was slowly dropping as it turned direction, he was getting ready to jump at it again before it lands.