i got my mind made up and i can't let go.

The liver was warm and rich, just the way Finley liked it. But she, like Koda, preferred her own morsel of meat, so she tossed the remainder back and snatched up the heart. In terms of flavor, they weren't necessarily much different. Texture-wise, yes, but her draw to that particular organ was more just in the feel of triumph and power she felt at eating it. It was as though she was absorbing those features of the animal into herself, adding onto her own. To her it was a different kind of thrill than the physical ones she was known to often partake in, but she loved it nonetheless.

A chuckle escaped her as Koda stepped back from the kill to revel in his fullness. "Only feel? I guess I won't tell you what you look like then..." she teased with a wink. She dove in for one last bite before she too shuffled backwards away from the kill and began to roll around in the grass like a happy little puppy, just because she was exactly that--minus the puppy part. With a pleasant grin, she rolled onto all fours and stood, turning to her newest friend.

"Well, I probably ought to be heading back," Fin said with a slight shift of her cranium to gesture at the Plateau that loomed towards the horizon. "Are you going to be staying in the area? I'd love to bring some back to my pack, but if you want, I'll help you bury the rest real good so you have a stash when you need it." Fin knew what it was like to be a lone wolf. She personally got a kick out of never knowing when her next meal would be, or if she'd ever have one. But she was like, really, super weird, and this at least was one thing she was aware of that other wolves disagreed with her on.

"Plus, I'd hate for that bitch-ass fox to sink its teeth into any of this..." Her brows knit in displeasure at the thought of its stupid bitch-ass face. She was not about to contribute to that bastard's well being.

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