Ankyra Sound lingcod

lafayette.
his ruddy fur perplexed her and she did not hide her focus, as she observed and then as she followed. the only other person she had seen with a similar depth or vibrancy to their pelt was the moon woman's husband, and she had not seen him often. but this young man was different there too, as he was not as large, and he was draped also in shadow; the contrast was a striking combination, fascinating.

she was curious as he began to muck about in the water. the pools were shallow—and she would not have looked to them with great purpose had she not then witnessed his success. they were pock-marks across the beach, in no way connected to the depths of the sea, and barely wide enough for a limb let alone a seal to lift through; however lafayette found something anyway.
they looked like stones.
sulukinak crept close to another pool, looking skeptical as she surveyed it.
meanwhile, the boy chewed at the 'rock'.
she did not understand how this counted as hunting.