Ouroboros Spine tulukkam ittuk

They were of the same mind: pairing off in the beginning, splitting the foxes in two so that they could be properly routed. It would be easier without additional kits to follow; however, the foxes might not be as aggressive without the added threat of lost children. They might be more keen to disperse than fight back.

There wasn't any more time to think on tactics; Kigipigak saw the gleam of interest in Shikoba and as she turned towards the stink of fox, driving herself towards where they hid, he followed - and then as they broke cover together, the foxes split apart with shrieks and yips. Shikoba shouted something as she leapt to the forefront, but Kigipigak was already tailing the other fox.

He thundered after it. Lurching when it would switch direction or snap its teeth, fleeing before the might of the glacial man. Kigipigak did not look to see what Shikoba was doing - she was capable, eager, and preoccupied.