there's no oxygen again

Saul Stormbringer · 06-01-2011, 01:38 PM

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ooc;; guess its just us two then- imma ignore Delilah's post!

Saul Stormbringer

He didnt exactly like being in the bushes, but the grumble in his stomach told him to wait. He had a wife and kids to feed, figuratively. Siku was his best friend and Wretch was the injured puppy in his care. She seemed only comfortable speaking to him and Saul was fine with that. Despite neither of the females living with him being pure blood related, Saul saw them as family. And they needed food just as much as he did. Green eyes were perhaps the only thing visible in the darkness of the bush. However, cinnamon backed ears perked as they heard a far off growl. Growls, howls, snarls, they all carried far in the wilderness and Saul took this as his signal to get ready. He wasnt aware of Alae's strange driving techniques, to get in front of the animal before doubling back to catch it. However, he could see now, the animal moving towards the thicket. He lay at the other side of the thicket, and anything could go wrong at this stage. The thicket was large and the animal could stray from the path Alae was driving it towards. He knew, however, that the deer's mind was in a panic and it would not think to move sideways when it was already on a straight path.

Green eyes almost glowed as he saw the larger form of Alae open her jaws and clamp onto the hamstring of the animal. It bleated, back arching as it thought about bucking. Of course, the female compensated this by crushing its ankle. This was his cue. He burst from the bush, front paws coming together and a determined look on his face. He moved like lightening, well muscled body simply answering the commands his brain sent to them. His body quivered as it hit the floor and he moved forward so quickly, the deer hadnt even begun to bleat at the pain of having its ankle crushed. He didnt hesitate as he took to the air again, front paws connecting with the animals chest before he opened his mouth.

Hot blood filled his mouth as he clamped round the animals jugular. His jaw locked and there was no way he was going to move from his prey now. Strong jaws crushed the animals windpipe, cutting off the bleats and struggles it was sending to try and alert the rest of the pack. Usually there were more wolves to surrond the creature and bring it down, but today it was just him and Alae. The animal collapsed to the floor, the last few minutes of life witnessed through glassy amber orbs. He still didnt let go, shaking his head roughly from side to side in a typical dog-like manner.

word count;;

"speech"

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