Meadowlark Prairie XXXV

She couldn't smell well, so she relied on her sightline to direct her, and on Augur who led them forward. Still, she was weary, and overlooked the animals at first as they grazed, having set her mind on scoping out something that more closely resembled a deer. When she saw them, she was shocked. These weren't deer- their legs were stocky and their heads coarse. They showed bone through their shaggy winter fur. 

They were still identified as food.

She bolted, her weakened limbs lightening with the prospect of a full meal on the horizon. She lagged behind Augur quite a bit, and the small duo of horses spooked before they were reached- but the wolves closed in on them. Remembering what she had learned from New Snow, Lilia veered closer to Augur, so that they might split the beasts by aiming at the space between them.