Coconut Grove [ sorry not sorry ]

When their eyes met, Egeria reasoned that this wolf was simply a loner like herself, scavenging for a meal to satisfy her hunger until the next one presented itself. However, this charcoal-colored fae seemed to know exactly how to get such a meal, even if looked a bit...snappy. Taking in the others' physique, Egeria noted with interest the gold marking that seemed to cover her like some satin blanket. Her ears and body alike gave her a stream-lined appearance, but something didn't seem quite all wolf. It was not her right to judge appearances or lineage, thus the snowflake female cast it aside. 

They were like night and day. 

The thump of a tail gave the signal that all was well and she was welcome in the others' presence; a good start. However, she decided to leave the female to her snack. Independence snagged at her attention to one of the closer pools dotting the shore-line. Peering into the shallow, still water, Egeria studied the various water fauna and colored stones mixed with shells. A strange creature with multiple tentacles gripped one of the smooth rock faces, auburn in color. It was slow moving. Surely, this was edible? It was certainly a creature that looked like it had some type of meat. Or did sea creatures have something else? 

Shrugging, she dipped her nose into the stagnant pool and plucked the crustastion from its perch. Righting herself, the female posed awkwardly with the creature dangling from its maw. Thus far, her taste buds exploded with salt and something else she couldn't quite place. Before Egeria could properly have a bite, the creature's suckers found their way onto her muzzle. Suddenly confused and now feeling even more awkward, her ice-blue eyes watched the creature the best she could, feeling stuck. 

A quick glance was thrown at the other she-wolf working on her own feast. Feigning a sheepish grin, Egeria lifted a foreleg and tried to gently nudge the creature off her muzzle, realizing that the suckers had a stronger grip than she may have thought for something the size of one of her paws.