Cedar Sweep From the wight lying in the barrow

Elfie did not fail Wraen's expectations - he did as he was told and did not improvise. Probably, because it was the first time of doing something like this and the hunting animals were considerably bigger than him as well. The more experienced huntress kept an eye on the boy and managed to communicate without words, what needed to be done. She would later explain to him that hunting was an instinctual thing, where you acted more according to the situation than a pre-set plan. And that there was no room for asking "why". You just went along the flow.

"Come on!" she yelled to the boy, when Niamh had begun the chase and without waiting to see, if her pupil had taken the message. She dashed after the deer and her packmate and caught up with her, when the young animal's flight had been effectively stopped. For how long - time would tell. Wraen grabbed hold on one of the haunches to pull their prey down with her weight.