Whitefish River Special of the day - Sushi

Tagging @Evergreen for reference but anyone is welcome!

Chai had been working hard as of late. She contributed where she could, which mainly involved marking the borders and stocking the caches for the pack. She had not yet ventured outside the security of the territory, perhaps a little paranoid that she would run into an unwelcome face.

She was also doing a lot of thinking lately. Pondering on where she could excel...on what specialty she should pursue. Often she found herself immersed up to her elbows in the river, finding the crisp temperature of the water refreshing in the summer heat. As she watched the water flow by around her legs, she could only wish that her insecurities were swept away so easily. 

The stretch of river that Kaistleoki claimed was healthy. Alive and full of various fresh water fish, mussels and amphibians. Chai was aware of the Count's love of fish in particular. At first, she had been on the fence about them. But after a few hard-earned catches, she came to appreciate them. The fresh, hearty taste of pink flesh between her teeth was satisfying. It was even more so when she was rewarded with a specimen full loaded with tiny, bead like eggs, adding an extra sense of delicacy. 

Today, when she made her daily trip down to the water, what she found was nothing short of surprising. Her icy blue eyes widened in awe. Immersed in the water, was a fish of massive proportions. If she had to guess, it was pushing six feet in length and weighed just shy of 200 pounds. Yet it moved slowly, with an odd sort of placidness. What Chai was looking at for the first time, was a Lake Sturgeon. How it had found its way here, she couldn't even imagine. Edging closer to get a better look, only one idea formed in her head. This was a feast that could feed the pack for weeks. But alone, Chai had no chance of hoisting such a mammoth creature from the river. Her thoughts went to Evergreen. Surely, he'd know what to do. Delighted and buzzing with excitement, she threw her head back and called for him and the pack, as if to say 'come look what I found!'