Two Rivers Isle if i killed someone for you

Not to contest his Love, but Cry had a completely opposite idea. 

“I think it might be a bit better to possibly keep them together,” he worded. 

Knowing it it would sound foolish to leave it at that, the Assassin explained his point. “Logically, the elk will be will try to keep up with one another, but the hinderance of the wounded will force the healthy to simply abandon its partner for fear of its own risk; the wounded will have exerted itself enough, and given its injury, might hurt itself further for us.” 

Turning to look between both both of the hunt partners, he concluded with “This way it will reduce the risk of the healthy one lashing out at us to defend itself - it will be too focused on trying to divide its focus...between both itself, and its partner.”

The only downfall for them would be how long these elk would be running for; truly that depended on the wound’s severity. But he was trying to ensure the elk would hurt itself in its desperation rather than his partners.