Post by Breik on Dec 29, 2007 23:45:07 GMT -5
Breik found himself on th powl as usual. He snaked his way through the tress and under the brush carefull to stay silent in the case that he found anythingto tear into. Since he reached maturity he found himself excessively hungry. If you could call it that. Recently he had begun to entertain the thought of killing for ..for sport. he shook the thought away swiftly but there was something about dragging around a once powerful wildebeast that just thrilled him.
This time though He'd picked up a scent, a new scent.. for the first time in awhile a new predator seems to have made a decent kill in his part of the wood. He was surprised, most creatures that inhabited his territory feared his father before Breik's rain. Now nearly all feared him. It would make sense that any newcomer would learn of his reputation quicky since it was common murmor among the lesser beast and the prey.
Beik of course was following the scent carefully. His arrogance and curiousity fueling him through the foilage. It was the best time to hunt on top of that. The sun was setting above the canopy and there was but shadow on the ground. The day had been humid so the ground was soft and silent. The twigs that he crushed in his haste where muffled by sinking into the ground beneath his paws.
The mere thought of this chase was inticing, his youthful thirst for meat and the thrill of the hunt filled him already. Yet he knew not what he stalked. He caught sight of a stag and pounced swiflty, he closed its throat before taking the deer swiftly into a tree and ripping into it. He was distracted by his warm meal for only a second before he decided to hop back on the trail of his guest.
This time though He'd picked up a scent, a new scent.. for the first time in awhile a new predator seems to have made a decent kill in his part of the wood. He was surprised, most creatures that inhabited his territory feared his father before Breik's rain. Now nearly all feared him. It would make sense that any newcomer would learn of his reputation quicky since it was common murmor among the lesser beast and the prey.
Beik of course was following the scent carefully. His arrogance and curiousity fueling him through the foilage. It was the best time to hunt on top of that. The sun was setting above the canopy and there was but shadow on the ground. The day had been humid so the ground was soft and silent. The twigs that he crushed in his haste where muffled by sinking into the ground beneath his paws.
The mere thought of this chase was inticing, his youthful thirst for meat and the thrill of the hunt filled him already. Yet he knew not what he stalked. He caught sight of a stag and pounced swiflty, he closed its throat before taking the deer swiftly into a tree and ripping into it. He was distracted by his warm meal for only a second before he decided to hop back on the trail of his guest.