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Maia just nodded and watched, fascinated, as Medb worked through the logic of what the herd was. She would have never thought to judge the weight and determine how big the animals were just from tracks! She filed that away for future reference. Not only for her own hunting sake (though she needed all the help she could get), but because details like that could come in real handy when she formed stories. Imagine a suspense tale where she used that to build the danger?

Now it was in her brain, and she was distracted. That's a really neat trick. I usually only track smaller prey, so I've never seen that. Maia fell in step slightly behind, trying to move somewhat quietly, even though they hadn't caught up enough yet for it to matter. Are there any others? Like, if there weren't tracks, would you be able to tell?