Stone Circle B-E-A-UTIFUL DAY!

A fat, red fox swung jauntily from the beta's mouth, its pelt bright and gleaming like burnished metal. Though it'd been dead for almost a full day, he'd been careful to keep it in mint condition, and away from the curious jaws of his children. He'd given them the tail of a different fox to play with, and he'd taken them to eat from one of the many carcasses that still littered the land. They would soon decay beyond use in the warmer weather, but for now, it was important to gain what nutrients they could from the fallen beasts.

This, though, was just for Adeline. Day knew it was a silly gesture, and that she could get more and better meat from other places, but his masculine pride prompted him to present all manner of gifts to his new roommate.

He spotted her at the Stone Circle and immediately altered his path to trot toward her, chuffing past the limp body of the fox to catch her attention. "I brought you something," he said with a wag of his tail, having dropped the carcass in front of the younger wolf. His ears twisted back uncertainly against his head as he waited for her reaction, hoping that it would make her laugh, or at least that it would not make her upset.