Kildeer Rest Traveling to new area

Permission given to skip

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With her brother out of the way it was easier to keep her mind calm and focused, but it would be a lie to say the thoughts of their home pack weren't still lingering in the back of her mind. Luckily... or perhaps unluckily... the rumbling of her stomach was louder. She prowled the area, head down, and snout to the ground. The scent of varying rodents was littered all over the ground floor making it hard to pinpoint which were fresh. This place must be a varment highway. Jesus.

In their home pack, her frail body made her an uncommon participant in pack hunts, despite her frequent persistence and desire to attend. How were they expecting her to pass a hunting trial without letting her gain experience to hunt. This train of thought was beginning to aggravate Amadi as she proceeded to shake her head as a means of temporarily freeing her mind from them. Well... If they are too hard to sniff out, surely with there being so many of them I could simply sight one... or hear one. She thought to herself as she scanned the region, silent and as still.

The rusting of a bush over her shoulder alerted her scenes and her ears pivoted in its direction. Slowly turning her head she caught sight of a rabbit huddled under the foliage of a shrub. It'll see me if I approach head-on... She slowly turned her head back around and walked forward away from her prey, keeping note of its position. Once it was out of sight she made a wide turn in an attempt to reposition herself in a way where she could approach the bunny from behind. Creeping up slowly back to the shrubs position she attempted to make use of what little trees resided in the area as cover. 

Once the shrub was once again in her sights she scanned once more, finding the rabbit a few feet from the shrub. Perfect. Lowering herself to the ground she crawled forward. Inch by inch and slower and slower as she neared the wide-eyed fluff. Now! Lunging from her cover towards the fluffy tail of her target, her teeth snapped a few inches short inducing a chase. Lightest of the family Amadi thought this would be a piece of cake as she took charge. The bunny was also fast, weaving in between trees and taking several quick turns. Amadi right on its tail, only getting tripped up a few times as it took its turns. 

The clearing... snapping at the bunny's heals Amadi herded it toward the clearing and away from the few trees which were harder to maneuver around. There it was simply a matter of speed and with that Amadi had the upper hand. Only a few strides into the clearing Amadi was finally close enough to grab onto her prey's back hip. Enough of a grip to stop its progress and allow her a quick bite around its neck. There she held on tights and puffed her breaths. She kept her hold till it ceased its movements. Successful she carried the rabbit back to the area in which she last saw her brother. A meal and definitive evidence that she was capable enough on her own.