Horizon Ridge just put a pin in it

Leaving all the tip-toeing to Banner, Day laid in wait for a moment, ready to spring the second the raccoon noticed that he was not alone. Banner's menacing would keep its attention just long enough for him to close in, and by then it would be too late.

It was over in a quick leap-leap-SNAP, and then Day held the limp, heavy form between his jaws. He gave it a couple firm shakes just to make sure it was dead before digging in and snapping away one of the back legs. He'd come back for more once Banner had gotten her portion, but - having no idea when the shewolf had last eaten - Day was happy to keep his distance, for the moment.

"Nice job," he said when the leg was gone, coughing up a hunk of damp fur. "And thanks for the help - my eye sight isn't too great," he admitted.