Kintla Flatlands Gone Fishin'

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Koda waited at the edge of the river, observing his student. He was impressed by her patience and concentration. It was obvious that the woman had some fishing experience under her belt. Soon enough, a decent target drifted in close and eyed the bait. A successful catch seemed unavoidable. "She's got this," he said to himself.

Something caused the shy girl to twitch, startling the fish. Kaihra went in for the kill, but too late. Koda shook his head, wondering what had happened to break her seemingly unwavering concentration. He wouldn't have missed such a clear shot.

His eyes met hers as she waded back to shore. Koda was an imposing wolf, but he shrank back a little under her laser-like glare. She looked as if she wanted to bite his head off.

"That was really close," he assured the bitter woman. He was being honest, but his uneasy tone probably didn't sound very convincing.