Nov 01 2019, 03:41 PM
He moved. She moved. She followed him, a ghost haunting a shadow. Nose tipped up and she inhaled deeply the scent of death, of meat. She was famished, she found, hungry. But the fish would only fill her so, no. She already knew she would want more for more: more hunting, more death.
But she watched in admiration, in awe, in contentedness, as he continued with his work. And then, an offering. Gaze caught his and she nodded, readily accepting it. A step forward and it was in her mouth and she chewed, own fangs slicing the meat and working it into pieces small enough to consume. She took her time, absently watching the tail fin as tinted light shone through it and onto the rock.
She finished, stomach full. ”You need more,” she noted. It was not a question, nor really an observation. It was Truth. ”Again?” This, however, she did pose as a question. But already she was scaling the path to her vantage point, stomach sated but eyes and mind hungry for more.
But she watched in admiration, in awe, in contentedness, as he continued with his work. And then, an offering. Gaze caught his and she nodded, readily accepting it. A step forward and it was in her mouth and she chewed, own fangs slicing the meat and working it into pieces small enough to consume. She took her time, absently watching the tail fin as tinted light shone through it and onto the rock.
She finished, stomach full. ”You need more,” she noted. It was not a question, nor really an observation. It was Truth. ”Again?” This, however, she did pose as a question. But already she was scaling the path to her vantage point, stomach sated but eyes and mind hungry for more.