Whitefish River between two points

Actually it happened like 2 days ago so you are right on time <3 thanks!!! I absolutely love that we got this past 40 posts, makes me really happy. These two will definitely have to catch up, they have both come quite a ways from their loner days!

This cave would have made an amazing den, had he intentions of sticking around in one spot long enough to need such a permanant living space. He was shocked that it was unoccupied, for shelter like this was sometimes hard to come by. They had been lucky. Dante's mind tended to run scenarios, a habit that kept him out of trouble more often than not, and he couldn't help but think: what if they had come across a bear, or a cougar, and cornered it in its own den? He shuddered to think.

The sound of the bone skittering across the stone made him look over to where Mordecai had moved. He tracked the sound to the bone's resting place, catching sight of the spot of white. Walking over, he noted that it was a leg bone of fair size, though somewhat yellowed with decay. Mordecai's words brought him to the male's vantage point, where he too looked upon the remains under the ledge. These were much larger and carniverous, likely the beast which had caused the first bone's owner's (likely violent) demise.

"Guess so. Though I wonder it has gone so long unclaimed." The creature had obviously died long ago, for there was no scent of death about the bones. If there had been they'd have detected it when they first entered. In fact, a couple of the bones almost appeared chewed. "Look at those." He indicated the larger creature's hip bone, tooth marks evident on the outcroppings of bone. What that meant didn't bode well, though Dante did not jump to conclusions just yet.