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> Much further from the others, out of sight and half curled beneath the cover of a currant bush, Lakona listened idly to the voices that drifted her way. And when her cloudy-gray ear twitched vaguely in the direction of Nanshe's lamenting, it wasn't out of interest in what the pup was saying, it was to dislodge a fly that had settled on her sensitive aud. She could sympathize with the youngster though, if only because her own belly was woefully empty after back-to-back failed hunts. But between the driving hunger and the heat of the waning day, Lakona did not have the energy to entertain any of the pups, and would have been happy to remain hidden away from them if not for the sudden, soft crunch of pawsteps that sounded nearby. > > The young she-wolf raised her head and peered through the thorns and leaves of her resting spot. She blinked, then narrowed her brown eyes until the other's white-furred form came into focus through the dense foliage. > > '[i]Agarian[/i].'. It was just her brother. > > Lakona might have tucked her head back down and continued her nap at that point, if not for the bit of meat she saw dangling from her sibling's jaws. It looked old, whatever it was, but it brought an immediate grumble to her belly and grabbed her full attention. Quietly, the wolfess retracted herself from her shrubby nest. After Agarian had moved past the currants, she stepped out and began to follow after. > > > > None-the-wiser, Agarian plodded along, his lanky alabaster tail hanging loose behind him, whil his steps were heavy and exhausted. Like the others, the brute's already leggy frame was looking a little gaunt, but he didn't stop to eat the bit of meat he'd found. Instead, he carried it to the hillside where the two nannies were looking over the pack's youngsters, and dropped the near-rancid meat to the ground. "[b]It's not much, but it's a bite or two each if you guys share. No fighting, now.[/b]" > > > > Some distance from them, a howl from Stormrunner carried through the forest. He was assembling the pack again, preparing for another hunt as dusk approached.
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