Chimera Fields Falling in Reverse

Tick tock? Had she disappeared? Or was their plan to steer prey into their optimal direction one that was only good in theory. He would, ultimately, let his trusting and patient nature be what made his decision and he would continue to wait in a presently relaxed position. 

 It all paid off. 

 He could feel the subtle vibration through the ground. He could hear the careful snap of the huntress doing what she did best. Allowing her to be their speed and their stamina was the best thing they could have done. Collision would give her the opportunity to rest very shortly. 

 His hips readied and his eyes widened in hungry desire. The buck was young, so not fully strengthened, a horn no longer in tact. That made the catch slightly less dangerous to them as well. 

 He fled from his coverage and charged onward briefly. His body moving quickly and without restraint. When the distance was just enough he forced himself off the ground and threw his full weight into the buck. OF course, the great collide was equally as rough on him and there would be bruising. But, it was natural. 
 
 His teeth tightened around the shoulder and he twisted an arm around the male. With his weighted momentum Collision would manage to cause the buck to loose balance. They would both come to the ground with Collision pulling on top. The buck continued to kick as Collision continued to bite. Relenquishing the shoulder and trading it for the much more vulnerable neck.