Welcome the animal thrill.

She was mindless in her advance. Too many days had been spent on her own, without the tending of Man or her familiars. Kanosak was gone. The others - she did not wish to think of them or their fate. To dwell on their sacrifice would only invite the bile of her stomach to rise, and her stomach was pained as it was. Having spent the better part of the morning aimless and wandering, Aupaluktok was beginning to grow concerned. She needed food and she needed it soon - maybe water. Maybe a bath, but that was a luxury that popped in to (and then promptly out of) her mind. With a dip of her round face she began to sniff at the grass. It all smelled the same to her.. Green, alive, but as interesting as a pile of snow in the winter. Commonplace and without any value. She walked, she sniffed, she walked some more - and then with a dissatisfied groan, Aupa stopped. Her copper silhouette collapsed in the reeds, splaying out awkwardly but without issue, as if she were the only living thing on the planet. The beasts of the wild be damned.