Greatwater Lake noncommital

it was only when her paws found level ground that she noticed the male, somewhat closer to the doe than she. the ravine was narrow, but wide enough certainly for two. with no way to drag the carcass out, she was prepared to suggest they share. another glance at the male, however, revealed a man who most certainly did not seem to think sharing was caring. 

nor would she back down, however, and so similarly closed the distance between herself and the carcass. "there's enough for the both of us." a moment passed, in which she understood that not moving forward would likely only be seen as a sign she was willing to back down. proclamation delivered, the woman stepped forward, sights set on a rear haunch but attention on the one-eyed male.