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Kigipigak studied her face as Haunt searched carefully for the cat above and smirked upon witnessing their fear. It was not his intention to put her in harm's way as she thought. The distress the girl felt was a test to see if they would run or not. They did not.

Stay. Kigipigak instructed.  The fear rolled off of her in thick waves that could be felt as well as scented. Had the cat not known the wolves lingered there before it soon would take notice so Kigipigak had to be swift.

He feigned interest in the forest floor scents and wandered from where Haunt was planted, barking sharply as if he had found a trail, then chased after it. His route would arc beneath the trees and out of the cat's range of sight as well as Haunt's, leaving her there for the creature to focus on.

If she ran now she would certainly draw it from the tree; standing prone invited a direct attack in equal measure. She was effectively made the bait.