Totoka River Lost Girl

Valette rolled a 4 too!

Valette sat at the edge and waited. Her stomach growling when she saw the male wait and look at the water. The young female did not really feel like waiting too long, she was terribly hungry. Her hazel colored eyes fell on the male. Eventually Valette laid down, wondering about the male's answer why the the water was tricking them. It was probably because the water wanted to protect the fish, like their coat protected them from the element. That had to be it.

The girl was startled when the male suddenly snapped forward, his head diving under. Valette sprung to her feet and then looked down at the flopping fish. She had seen them on the water, and then she remembered that her father had given them fish once. But she had been so small. The fish was grabbed and slammed to death. Valette looked at the brute with some mild surprise before growing determined from his words and stepping in the water. The girl then decided that she did not want this spot, because after all just a fish was taking from it. Rabbits wouldn't return either, not that soon at least.

The girl picked another spot and looked down, trying to see the fish. The female had worked on her focus ever since she was young. It had been quite the struggle to keep her focus while hunting, yet ever since she had become an official hunter her focus had been better. Now she was also an official adult. The girl kept her hazel eyes on the water, not for a moment looking away or turning her ears. She kind of wanted to impress this man that she was a hunter by heart and that she was not completely hopeless. After a moment a fish came past she lunged at it, well, aiming infant of the fish because that was what the male spoke about. She was surprised when she felt something against her mouth. She instantly clamped down her maw and lifted her muzzle.

The fish was quite heavy, she realized, heavier than a bunny, which probably meant more meat. The girl carried the fish out of the water, her tail raised a bit in pride. She relocated her bite and slammed the fish against the same boulder, copying the male's behavior before placing the dead fish by his feet and giving him some space.