Stavanger Bay Crab cakes

The other woman squealed in delight that Kyr had been successful in her catch, causing the black cloaked woman to smile wider, mouth of fish, and her soaked tail waving up in the air, tossing salt water about.  She trotted back over into her direction, high-stepping through the water just as Katya came equally towards her and then take her placement in the waters where Vallkyrie had been. 

Settling down on the beach and plopping the fish down between her long forelegs, she watched with an icy attention as Katya gave her first try. Unsuccessful and to be suspected. Many hunts ended in failure even for the best of hunters, especially when food was scarce. Vallkyrie nodded her head, agreeing to the woman's comment on coming in too quickly. Vallkyrie could see the woman's error in what she had done but more importantly, so did Katya see it. 

I admit, fishing is not for everyone. It does not have the rush or appeal as with land animals. There is no sniffing them out, no tracking, no rush when your running after them or an adrenaline boost when it gets risky. She spoke, breathing in deep and lifting up from her sit as Katya made her way back to the beach by her. Though I feel fishing is more likely to bring success in the long run, it requires much patience, stillness and silence. Would Katya have the quality of patience to pull it off? 

Moving back towards the water, Vallkyrie took pleasure in knowing this bay was plentiful with food, probably due to the recent change in tide which caused the sea to recede. As well, she had purposefully left her catch there on the beach by Katya, if only to put the woman's intentions to the test. The fish have been frightened. They will need time to come back out, but their memory of danger is far less lived then that of a hare or deer.... She speaks quietly and yet, knew that the wolf, of course, would be able to hear her perfectly. I'd imagine, raised out in the fields, your an excellent hare hunter. She spoke with question, a smile on her lips to the woman.