Post by Shira on Sept 14, 2012 23:07:29 GMT -5
((Day 5, Open to only Shira and Kiara for the first page, then Open to all Animal Heroes afterward.))
Blue eyes narrowed as the Saber glided across the morning forest floor, following the tracks and scent of a Deer, avoiding anything that might make noise as she pursued her prey. Even if she had joined the Light Bringers a few days ago, she found that she simply wasn't able to adjust too well with all of the newer, strange creatures around. She wasn't able to focus, and knowing that they were in the middle of a war, having a clear head was important. And what had often helped her clear her head in the past?
Hunting.
Shira lifted her head just a little bit, spotting her prey just ahead of her, peacefully nibbling on some grass. Going in to a crouch, Shira slowed her breathing, pausing just for a little while to judge the distance between them, taking a small-step forward...and immediately the Deer jerked it's head upright, nostrils flaring before it turned and bolted as something to Shira's left caused the brush to rustle a little too loudly for her liking.
Never had Shira felt like slamming her head in to the ground in frustration. "Oh come on, I was tracking that one all morning!" She snapped, turning her head and glaring in the direction of the noise that disturbed her prey.
Blue eyes narrowed as the Saber glided across the morning forest floor, following the tracks and scent of a Deer, avoiding anything that might make noise as she pursued her prey. Even if she had joined the Light Bringers a few days ago, she found that she simply wasn't able to adjust too well with all of the newer, strange creatures around. She wasn't able to focus, and knowing that they were in the middle of a war, having a clear head was important. And what had often helped her clear her head in the past?
Hunting.
Shira lifted her head just a little bit, spotting her prey just ahead of her, peacefully nibbling on some grass. Going in to a crouch, Shira slowed her breathing, pausing just for a little while to judge the distance between them, taking a small-step forward...and immediately the Deer jerked it's head upright, nostrils flaring before it turned and bolted as something to Shira's left caused the brush to rustle a little too loudly for her liking.
Never had Shira felt like slamming her head in to the ground in frustration. "Oh come on, I was tracking that one all morning!" She snapped, turning her head and glaring in the direction of the noise that disturbed her prey.
