Tsarr

The hunter ran in ahead of Enigma, he smirked, she was far enough behind him he could hide. He went over to a big patch of grass, hiding low to the ground, ready to pounce.

Enigma

Enigma slowed to a weary trot as she entered the wide open plains. Here caution was necessary in excess. Her nose worked with the wind to bring to her the scent of both her companion and any resident herds. Her gaze searched for Tsarr with confusion as she began walking right past the male's hiding spot...

Tsarr

The hunter smiled evilly as she walked past him, suddenly he launched his large bodice towards her, tackling her to the ground, he stared down at her, underneath his paws, he still had the grin on his face. "Got ya."

Enigma

Enigma felt a growl loose from her chest as Tsarr leapt from his hiding spot. At first she thought it was an attack, but as she caught his scent she calmed and nipped at his foot in response. A smile grew on her features as she made her way to her feet from underneath his paws. With a slight laugh she nipped playfully at his muzzle and looked off to the distance. Very funny... Her voice was teasing yet sarcastic as she offered another smile. Her nose began working again as she lifted it to the sky. Do you detect any herds?

Tsarr

The hunter sat back on his haunches and shook his head. "No sorry."

Enigma

Enigma nodded to her companion and set her nose to the air, taking in what she could of the herds around her. Her nose pinpointed a small herd not too far off and she moved forward silently, trying to pick out a decent quarry...

-+- Deer -+-

An old doe grazes contentedly on a patch of clover, engrossed in her current meal. Her ears swivel, but she is old enough that her hearing is slowly dissolving.

Tsarr

The hunter lifted his muzzle and sniffed the air, he smelt the scent finally, he stalked forwards crouching down to the ground.

Enigma

Enigma followed suit, muscles bunched and sinewy against their confines of skin. An intent gaze lifted her gaze to lock on the target deer. With a flick of her tail she glanced to Tsarr, telling him she was heading out. She moved forward at a quick speed, to flank the deer's left. If Tsarr flanked the right they could jump on it and take it down quickly--though there would be quite a struggle betwixt the two of them.