Swiftcurrent Creek blood in the water

He followed dutifully, which was good. She had no desire to exert much effort in pleasantries today. The rabbit hung from her mouth. She hadn’t anticipated finding company, originally, she would have returned to the den and given Alessia her snack before heading out once more. Not yet comfortable enough with the man to bring him closer to the den, Lie decided to catch more first before heading back.

The scent of more prey struck her snout and she paused, Benedict stepped forward. Gently placing her previous kill so as not to startle their upcoming prey. A smirk settled on her features as she nodded her head. The thrill of the impending event rushing her veins. Stepping forward she peered at the rabbits ahead. She could only see one from her vantage, as the other had jumped into a bush.