01-08-2008, 04:52 PM
Kyuubi came up closer to listen. "I have seen other creatures do this. Keep your tails high in order for you to be seen, and yes voices low. Avalanches can be started again with more voices. But looking at the snow..." she eyed it carefully. "It has lost all of the avalanche juice. But we can never be too careful, nor can we predict outcomes. And we need to be careful on the snow pack now. It can suck us up, and we won't be able to get out. So we will need to tread lightly." she noted to the leader. She had some experience with avalanches.
Turning away, she saw the pup and quickly ran up to her."Selene! Good to see that you were not included with the lost pup!" she said as she sniffed the ground too. The sense of smell of a dog was many times better than that of the lowly human. "A tip. Listen for muffled sounds as well as trying to find the scent. It helps with the search. Does anyone know where she was last before the avalanche?" she said in hopes to find out an answer. If they could find out where she last was, then it would be easier to find her.
Thinking she heard something, she bounded forward and sniffed the ground. She had picked up a little bit of the scent of the pup, but nothing more. No sounds, no strong scents, nothing. She scratched at the snow to see if she could get a better pick up. Nothing. She looked around with her tail as high as it would go so they would keep sight of her. Her optics stared at the bright snow as she searched. It seemed to go on forever, and they only had so long to search for her until she had died of carbon dioxide poisoning. She could breath, but the carbon dioxide would have no where to go. And if she was in deep snow, she would die within fifteen minuets or less. She could not tell them that though, it would make the search a disaster if she mentioned it.
Turning away, she saw the pup and quickly ran up to her."Selene! Good to see that you were not included with the lost pup!" she said as she sniffed the ground too. The sense of smell of a dog was many times better than that of the lowly human. "A tip. Listen for muffled sounds as well as trying to find the scent. It helps with the search. Does anyone know where she was last before the avalanche?" she said in hopes to find out an answer. If they could find out where she last was, then it would be easier to find her.
Thinking she heard something, she bounded forward and sniffed the ground. She had picked up a little bit of the scent of the pup, but nothing more. No sounds, no strong scents, nothing. She scratched at the snow to see if she could get a better pick up. Nothing. She looked around with her tail as high as it would go so they would keep sight of her. Her optics stared at the bright snow as she searched. It seemed to go on forever, and they only had so long to search for her until she had died of carbon dioxide poisoning. She could breath, but the carbon dioxide would have no where to go. And if she was in deep snow, she would die within fifteen minuets or less. She could not tell them that though, it would make the search a disaster if she mentioned it.