Dawnlark Plains we can stop by corsin if there's time

Rae needed no convincing; she was used to food being dropped in front of her, even if she'd done a lot more hunting for herself in recent months. The girl was famished, and after all, she needed to take in food in order to spend energy for the pack.

"Thanks, Sunny," she said after scarfing down most of the meat. The last morsel had been saved for him, and she nudged it toward him with a flick of her nose and a gentle whisk of her tail. "I just don't want to disappoint you guys," she explained, a tiny huff of frustration escaping her. "But learning things is a lot more hard work than I thought."

This whole time, she'd remained lying on her belly, unable to muster the energy to rise. She looked scruffy and defeated on the ground.