Blacktail Deer Plateau Shine your light on everything

Eventually the tiny creature grew bored of staring at the wolf, it said something in it's complex language and scurried up the tree and disappeared from Osprey's sight. She followed it with a pitiful gaze and then arranged herself to lie on her belly and be able to have a sniff at the tree bark. The scent there was fresh and it was then she realized, how very close the animal had ventured and how she - a fairly good and experienced hunter - had missed it by a whisker. Not a very nice thing to acknowledge.

It seemed that someone else had probably noticed her mistake, because her attention was drawn to the standing form of her estranged niece. Osprey first appeared surprised and then, when the details of their last encounter came back to her mind, this look turned into a frown. She drew back her ears slightly, feeling defensive. Saena told her that she wanted to apologize and yet... she didn't seem to feel sorry, so Osprey, who didn't like people doing things just because they had to and not because they felt like it, asked: "Why?"

Her voice sounded colder than she had intended, but somehow - try as hard as she might - she could not even find a piece of sincerety for the girl.