Taijya
The raven fae stretched out her limbs, toes curling with a wide yawn that exposed her sharp fangs for the world. Once finished, the lady rose to her feet, golden spheres gazing around the barn. She's sought shelter her after capturing little Yoru, who she'd convined she was her new mother. A long while had passed since then, and her family had not seached for little Yoru. Or if they had, Taijya had been lucky enough to avoid them.
Looking down to the raven fae, the huntress was reminded of herself as a youngster, which caused a smile to creep upon her features. She lowered her mug, gently nudging the sweet thing awale. "Arise little Yoru. Today, you will learn to hunt." Unlike many wolves in the valley, Taijya made a living mostly off of livestock found at the ranch. She was quite capable of hunting deer and other wild creatures, but the livestock proved a bigger challange. Not really themselves, but their protectors. The dogs and humans had always been a problem, but Taijya had wittled the canine numbers down to very few, as well as the human population. She knew the rules of hunting in their terrain, and she wished to pass them onto little Yoru.
Yoru
The 7 or so month old female slept on. She had grown to completely believe taijya as her mother and never questioned it any more. DId it matter? her true family never came for her like they should of. She then felt a nudge and she growled a bit and then jumpeed up. She yawned and shook her little pelt.Hunt?She spoke looking at her mother.
Taijya
The huntress held her smile as Yoru seemed interested in the hunt. She would do well, the dove could tell. "Mb
With that the wanted wolfess snuck from the barn and into the foliage where she navigated towards th sheep pasture of the ranch.
Yoru
The young black fae stretched and then ran after her mother.