Jan 29 2016, 05:15 AM
(( ooc -- private & mature, probably will get gory! ))
Tawny fur flashed by beneath a patch of light, one of the few that shafted down through the thick trees in this part of Eridanus. Tongue lolled, the soft sound of panting carrying only a few feet, pale paws rhythmically scratching the leaf litter as the dingo trotted down the slope.
She was on the hunt, again, hunger gnawing at her belly; her last meal had been a cave rabbit yesterday, and it had been more fur than flesh. She was after something bigger, a large cave deer perhaps--a challenge, for once. Something she could take down, and feed off of for a few days.
The dingo reached the edge of one of the small streams that curled through the jungle, lowering her head to lap at the water, her tail briefly wagging at the cool, refreshing taste. When her head came back up, she crossed over to the other bank, quieter now.
No longer did her paws make such a racket, and now she didn't pant. Ahead lay her hunting ground: a few mossy meadows, where she could prowl the surrounding shadows while eyeing out prey. And beyond that, a more open, brightly-lit little wood, with plenty of herbivore food to act as lure.
With any luck, she'd find something more suitable for a meal than a living, breathing scrap of fur.
She twined her way along through the trees, nose alternating between the ground and the air, searching for a scent.
((ooc -- @Gadanai ))
Tawny fur flashed by beneath a patch of light, one of the few that shafted down through the thick trees in this part of Eridanus. Tongue lolled, the soft sound of panting carrying only a few feet, pale paws rhythmically scratching the leaf litter as the dingo trotted down the slope.
She was on the hunt, again, hunger gnawing at her belly; her last meal had been a cave rabbit yesterday, and it had been more fur than flesh. She was after something bigger, a large cave deer perhaps--a challenge, for once. Something she could take down, and feed off of for a few days.
The dingo reached the edge of one of the small streams that curled through the jungle, lowering her head to lap at the water, her tail briefly wagging at the cool, refreshing taste. When her head came back up, she crossed over to the other bank, quieter now.
No longer did her paws make such a racket, and now she didn't pant. Ahead lay her hunting ground: a few mossy meadows, where she could prowl the surrounding shadows while eyeing out prey. And beyond that, a more open, brightly-lit little wood, with plenty of herbivore food to act as lure.
With any luck, she'd find something more suitable for a meal than a living, breathing scrap of fur.
She twined her way along through the trees, nose alternating between the ground and the air, searching for a scent.
((ooc -- @Gadanai ))