[PRP] A Hunting We Go

[Seaki]

Kan'Ay had only just finished her patrol when her stomach grumbled a bit, signifying her weird bouts of hunger. Sometimes she didn't hunger for days and other times she hungered constantly. It was a strange thing, really. She didn't quite mind it.

But still, her stomach called, and she would seek food somewhere. Maybe she could hunt with another - one of the Pride's hunters. She shook her fur out, wandering back into the more-common area of the pride.

If not food, then hopefully companionship while she searched for something to devour.

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[Seaki]

The splotched dog hummed a bit when she got to the common area, glancing around. She was surprised to see another approach her so quickly upon entering the area, but it was a pleasant surprise.

"Hello, Faraa," Kan'ay greeted easily. "My name is Kan'ay and a hunt was exactly what I was looking for," It was quite perfect really. She remembered seeing the orange female hunting before while she was patrolling, but she hadn't expected to hunt with her.

Well, expectations were not always where reality led.

"Do you know of any good hunting grounds?" She asked. She wasn't a hunter, so she didn't know all the best spots for this kind of thing. She often hunted smaller things on her own, like lizards or mice, but she hoped for a bigger meal today.

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[Seaki]

Kan'ay perked up quite a bit with the information. She was excited and she hadn't hunted in a while despite enjoying doing so. She liked scouting more, though. "Lead the way~" She said, bouncing on her toes a bit excitedly.

She followed after the lioness as she walked, taking in the path towards the hunting grounds. It was near the border, Faraa had said, which means she might have unknowingly patrolled past it before.

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[Seaki]

The dog stuck close to her hunting partner as they walked to the point where Faraa said the prey would likely be. She could smell water, almost taste it on her tongue as they approached it. The tactic made sense - prey beasts always sought out water, and some would eventually come. Of course, it could also draw other predators.

They were here, after all. It may have drawn more than just the pair of them. Kan'ay didn't mind the competition, either. Perhaps if any others were looking to hunt, they could join a larger party and bring down something big. She didn't quite mind either way. She slowed to a stop next to the lioness, looking out over at the prey at the watering hole. "Which one are we going for?" she asked, hushed, so she wouldn't alert any of their potential targets.

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