Fox's Glade [BWP P4 Prey Opportunity] choria

For LCH wolves just gonna do an optional tag for @Brouhaha and @Terance (unless you wanna bring Thief). But if anyone else from the pack wants to say they were hunting with Arbiter, I am ok with that assumption!

Given the fact that Arbiter was straying from the territory and her children were older, it was every bit possible, that the trio of youths and/or their father were nearby as well -- hunting larger prey required wandering farther from home after all.  There was only so much learned from rabbits and smaller things, the world needed a little bit of danger.  If they weren't?  Well, too bad for them, the day was gonna be interesting.

The sounds drew her before she was entirely clear what it was, but as she approached to investigate, it very quickly became clear that this would be a quite appetizing scene.  It was a little farther from the creek than she would have preferred to drag a kill home if it all went well, but given the fact there were another couple wolves there, that seemed unlikely to be entirely allowed.  Ibis and an Easthollow wolf.  She certainly didn't expect trouble from either of them (and let's be real, Arbiter was pretty sure she could take them both if for some bizarre reason they decided to stir something up).  

Confidence kept her level-headed, even if this was a chance too good to pass up or let fail.  Arbiter gave the other two sort of a querying look, but her focus shifted to the elk.  She moved closer but stayed out of the line of fire as she circled around it, licking her lips and quite obviously calculating what would be the best attack for this free food.  Perhaps it wouldn't be the best test after all for her pups -- this wasn't exactly the most common occurrence, but it seemed to amuse her.  More like a puzzle than a hunt, she mused, more to herself than anything.  How does one run prey to near-exhaustion when it can't run? Torment it for a few hours?  The fact that she'd dared to move closer than the other two drove the beast more wild.  A solution was starting to put itself together in her mind, the question was just who was what piece on the board...