Totoka River sleep with the devil you know

There was a hunter on either side of the scene. Ying watched him settle into position and patiently awaited the final signal, which she acted on immediately after being given. She leapt into the water, sending the otters in every direction. Her eyes were on one of the largest — she wanted a challenge — who she chased back to the shore.

A small fight began, the otter using its claws to slash haphazardly at its captor's face. Ying dodged some, but found herself bloody and sore nonetheless. Finally, she got a grip on the creature's throat and held tight, turning back to her partner once the creature was dead.