Blackbeak Bluff My mercury's in retrograde

rolled a success! B)

There is the screech of birds and feathers flying and his teeth crunch around something fine-boned and flapping, dragging it back down to the earth, his tremendous form reverberating against the ground. Surprised by his own success, the Rauna opens his mouth and allows the dead gull to fall against the ground. He realises he's pleased with himself - a somewhat unusual feeling for him, given his normal state is that of full-ego'd contentment. 

Abruptly the man realises he's not alone, and, leaving the gull on the ground for a moment, turns toward the presence behind him. A woman, one he's not met before - dark furred and oddly-scarred. The way her coat looks patchwork reminds him a little bit of choupinou after the fleas but he does not remark on it, instead picking up and carrying over the gull to ask, "would you like to share?"