Blackfeather Woods Practice

@Damien

Venus knew she should practice on spying. The ongoing pain in her stomach had distracted her from it. She lowered her nose to the ground, and breathed in. Maybe she could try spying on some prey. It would help her with two skills, hunting and spying. All she could smell was raven droppings. From what she could see, they were everywhere, though she never got the chance to speak with one. She moved along the border, slowly easing into the middle of the territory. She caught wind of a rabbit. She stopped, the scent was coming from her left. She slowly moved her head towards the scent. She caught sight of a movement, slowly coming towards her. She briskly, but silently walked closer to a bush she had seen earlier. She quickly sniffed to make sure it wasn't occupied, and dunked her head it. She was silent, the only noise was the rabbit crunching leaves under it's paws. She positioned her body into pouncing position, and waited.

She watched the rabbit from her hiding spot. Her coat blended in perfectly, her eyes were sharp and unmoving. She was dead set on the rabbit. As the rabbit moved closer, thee more read Venus was to pounce. A shift of wind brought her to a disadvantage, she couldn't smell the rabbit as much as she could before. She moved her back paw, and pain shot through her stomach, and up her spine. She didn't know the cause of her stomach pain, and she chose to ignore it. A tiny whimper escaped her mouth as the pain slowly grew worse. She closed her eyes for a moment, then re opened them. Her greatest fear thankfully came up false, the rabbit had not heard her. The unlucky rabbit grew closer and closer, it's scent was like perfume to the wolf. She readied herself to pounce.

Her back paws propelled her forward and she stretched out her front legs, her claws were ready to scoop up the unsuspecting victim. Her long teeth escaped from her gums in a toothy grin as she opened her gaping mouth. Her front paws hit right where the rabbit had been just moments before Venus exposed herself. She ducked her head down and latched onto the rabbit's neck, just as her back paws hit the ground. She lifted her head up, the rabbit dangling dead from her mouth. Her teeth stayed in the same puncture wounds, trying not to damage any meat that would be eaten. Her hunting victory was short lived as another pang of stabbing went through her stomach. She almost dropped the rabbit from her mouth as her head dropped down, her eyes clouded with pain. She knew she had to get in check out.

She walked to the nearest cache, dropped her kill, and moved on. She knew she should really work on spying, but she had no one to guide her, telling her wrong from right. She began trotting towards the border, hoping to bump into a wolf that would be able to help her. Her nose was low to the ground as she trotted, and her ears were high. Once she reached the border, she moved along it. This also gave her a chance to seek some new hiding spots for training, which she looked forward to.

Oh my god, sorry I wrote so much, I was home alone and bored :D