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『Rothar & Virajith』

Virajith bounced about a bit in his excitement, causing the puddle water to splash about. He was eager to do just that and show her his skills and maybe even learn some new ones. The thought of both the hunt and the learning thrilling to the curious little ocean pup. Mother Ocean had told him he needed to take lessons from everything and take nothing fro granted. For a pup these sorts of concepts would not be understood fully, but Virajith felt it within him and did not fight the feelings he got.

When she again inquired about his diet he paused his movement and took another, observant look at his surroundings before looking back to the pair of alphas. "I eaten the small swimmy fishes." He finally responded thoughtfully his fin tail swaying.

Rothar silently flared his nostrils at the response, more out of exasperation than anything. So the kid has a special diet, that will make this more challenging than it already was. with the flood damage food was scarce as is and it was harder to hunt the needed food for just himself and Kiana, not that the small pup would eat much at the moment, and Kiana was still recovering from her injuries. He lowered his stern eyes on the cub, deep in his silent thoughts. Though he had no ill intent towards the pup his 'serious' face and expression often could mislead.

"But i no think i needs to eats only them." Virijith added getting a feeling from the way the big red one was looking at him right now that his original answer had unsettled or irritated him. Then the glanced from Rothar to Kiana, his fins flowing with the motion, alert as if trying to read them and make sure everything was good.

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Rothar huffed softly again, still slightly discontent though overall he was not upset with the newest young addition to his pack. He saw great potential but knew it wasn't going to be easy, just like anything thing else worthwhile. He rose and with a flick of his tail turned and began to slowly pad away leaving Kiana to care for the pup as she saw fit. He knew she would not be far behind,

Virajith blinked his big brown eyes and smiled happily again at her encouraging words. His fin tail swayed back and froth as she spoke and his young eyes filled with curiosity about this 'land' food and his young mind imaging all manner of things. He padded over to her as she rose but paused, sensing more than understanding or seeing her pain. He tilted his head slightly and looked up at her with wide, innocent, curious eyes as he asked. "Is momma sky alright?"

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Virajith tilted his head to the other side and a finned ear twitched as he listened with that wide, innocent look still on his face. He wasn't sure he really understood everything she had said, but she had said she was alright. He wagged his fin tail again gave her an adorable smile before finally doing as she had asked and excitedly, but carefully climbed onto her back. After all he had no desire to make the pain she had explained any worse. He nuzzled his nose into her vibrant, soft fur. "Momma sky, can you play with the clouds?" he inquired curiously his eyes looking at her wings curiously.

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Virajith swayed his tail happily as she answered his question, proposing to take him up to the fluffy clouds some day. Though still just as content and happy to enjoy her warm presence. The waters embrace was comforting in many ways but Mother Ocean's waters weren't warm and soft like Momma sky's. He clung to her starry pelt best he could as she picked up the pace in pursuit of the powerful red one that had a serious arua. His head perked up enjoying the breeze ruffling his fur and gently blowing his fins about.

Rothar hadn't traveled far, he was taking a leisurely stroll for a pace taking in the smells, sounds and sights around for any signs of prey. He needed to bring something down and soon before his energy disappeared. Kiana was still not fully recovered and not to say she was useless, she was definitely limited in the extent of her aide, especially with the new 'addition' she would have to watch after. He glanced back at the two as they caught up to him before turning his head towards a small stand of trees. He paused and flicked his tail as he crouched low in the tall grasses. "I smell rabbits, I can take them stay here and watch the pup." He said in a low, commanding voice before slowly moving towards the scent. He needed to get as close as possible to increase the chances of a kill.

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Virajith curiously climbed his way up Kiana's neck to look out at Rothar's impressive form move through the grasses slowly. He watched with big, curious brown eyes, he tail fins swaying about happily. He gave a shake of his head in reply to her question, more focused on trying to watch Rothar hunt than word the reply. He had quite enjoyed the feel of air rushing past him.

Rothar moved slowly through the tall grass, each step placed carefully as to not make a sound. Not having a large pack and hunters to wear down the pry he had to get as close as possible to secure a kill. Every little bit of food was vital in this hard time. His nostrils flared silently and his tail extended behind him acting as a balancing support as he crept on. He could now see the rabbits. There was quite a few but he would only be able to take one so his sharp eyes scanned them for the plumpest of the lot. He had three mouths to feed unlike larger prey he didn't have to go for smaller weaker ones to secure a kill. He knew he could catch any one of the rabbits.
Making his selection he waited a moment then launched from his hiding place right into the midst of the rabbits. They scattered in all directions, but Rothar's motions were seamless his target already locked. In a few quick strides he closed the gap and in one clean, powerful bite it was all over.

Virajith couldn't see all that well what was happening from this distance but he caught the motion of Rothar's strike and then a moment later it was all over. He leaned over to look at Kiana upside down from his head perch. "Momma Sky, are rabbits good?" he inquired curiously.

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A cute crooked smile pulled on the corners of Virajith's muzzle and his tails waved about as she inquired of him about fish. "They wriggly but be yummy. I catch one for you Momma Sky." He said brightly right before loosing his balance and rolling off his perch atop her head to land in front of her with a soft thud. He giggled and looked up at her eyes from his sprawled position on his back. Then he rolled onto his feet and padded off through the grass at a rather quick pace for one so small.

Rothar rose up to his full height the large, plump rabbit dangling from his bloodied jowls. His sharp eyes scanned the area to see if there was the possibility of a strangler that he could take as well. He hid have 3 mouths to feed and one rabbit no matter the size wasn't going to last long. He huffed, flaring his nostrils, none of the others remained that would be within his grasp. He turned and strode back towards the pair he had left. Hopefully this little cub had the great potential that Kiana saw in him.

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Virajith padded happily through the tall grass. It was like a strange forest as it grew taller than he stood. But it didn't bother him, it kind of reminded him of thick tangles of kelp he used to swim through. The fact his eye couldn't see past the tall yellowed grass didn't stop his progress. He was guided towards the water with his nose and instinct telling him the way to the nearest water source. He was gonna catch Momma Sky a fish. So focused on this task he did not reply to her call, heed her warning, or understand that she was probably worried for him.

Rothar saw Kiana stand up and start to move. Still quite a ways off he couldn't tell what was going no but he didn't like it. His ears folded back and he raced towards her as fast as his legs could carry him.

The small stream was close now Virajith could hear its gentle trickling. His tongue lolled out and his fins waved happily. He poked his nose out of the tall grass and gazed out at the stream. Surely there would be at least one fish here for Momma Sky he though before he padded out and slid into the water without a sound. The water felt like a loving embrace and felt wonderful on his little fins. He was so happy as he dove under the surface and began his hunt for the little swimmies.