Taijya

Vixen of the midnight hue held her bod close to the ground, the wet earth not felt through her thick pelt. The snows were leaving, and the ground was coverd in mud where it has fully evaporated. Her ambers gazed out into the pasture, watching the white creatures whom were no longer hidden in the winter weather. They were again visable, and easy prey.

*Sheep*

The herd stood around, a few clusters here and there, all grazing on the grass that had been uncoverd by the melting snows. Most were too busy to notice the wolf, and even if they had, it was doubtful that they would have moved from where they were. They were hungrey, and had even lost a few in the winter storms.

Taijya

The fae watched the sheep, pickign out one whom was grazing alone. From her spot her hinds pushed off the earth, bodice being carried towards the sheep. She leapt at the creaturs, jaws snapping shut where she had seen the thraot. She hoped it would be an easy kill, and then she could kill more then just a single animal.

*Sheep*

The creature fel to the snow melted earth, living for a brief moment until his windpipe was completly severed. Then he lay completly still, dead. The others in the flock took notice of the attacks, all heading the opposite direction, a few slowers one's in back.

Taijya

The vixen released her prey as the struggle for life ceased, her dial jolting up to look for yet another target. For her, it was lucky the sheep were far slower, it ment yet another meal. She locked onto one of the last sheep, hinds again pushign off the earth as she darted towards the creatures, she ran to it's side, snapping at it's fores to try and trip it. Then she attack, jaws snapping at the wind pipe in hopes of killingthis creature as well.

*sheep*

The creature attempts to keep aay from the faes snaps, but as she lundged, the sheep was caught off guard. His limbs flailed about as he hung in the jaws of the wolf, simply bringing death upon himself. Soon he too fell silent and still, just liek the other.

The rest of the flock had gained speed, even the slow one's almost completly out of view. If the fae tried to attack again, it would be a miricle for her to catch up with then, especially after the running she had done to catch these.

Taijya

The huntress once more droped her kill, salmon tounge hnaign from her jaws as she panted. She was tired now, and wouldn't attack the others. And besides... she needed meals for later. So instead the fae took hold of her last kill, dragging it towards the fence wheer she entered. There she dropped it, jaws ripping at the flesh near the underbelly, eating the best parts first.