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 Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2010 3:16 pm
He'd been alone for far to long, and the silence was slowly killing the male, He had shut himself off from the world for so long now that he was craving attention from another. He pushed himself up from where he had been laying for what seemed like days, His bones and muscles burning from the small amount of activity waking them from they're heavy slumber. His muscles ached and burned as he pushed his body out to stretch, slowly with lumbering steps he made his way towards the part of the forest where it began to get light. The first staggering steps were loud, they would sell him out to anyone who was around here, As his muscles warmed and got used to movement once again his steps fell silent.
It wasn't long before asher realized that he was starving, His stomach growled loudly, So loudly that he stopped and looked around thinking that a bear was close to him. When the dark colored males feet fell silent he could hear something moving around in the bushes not to far from where he was. The male crouched down and slowly bu surely made his way towards the sound, The closer he got the more he could pick up the smell of a rabbit, His mouth watered with the thought of how the food would taste. Asher was growing impatient and it took everything the male had to stay low and slow. If he pounced he would scare his prey.
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Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:32 pm
Nile was nervously wandering the area, looking for food, when she had run across a den of rabbits--a mother and multiple, plump babies.
They had been easy to catch. Despite her docile personality, she killed them all, including the mother, and moved to lie down to begin to devour them slowly. A good meal, she was proud of herself for finding such an amazing dinner.
Smiling to herself, she all but swallowed down the babies whole, picking off the meat from every bone. There had been so many babies that she hadn't even gotten to a few of them, as well as the mother, they all laid out nicely beside her as she gnawed at the bones of one of the babies.
Ears perking, she lifted her head, the partial skeleton of the baby hanging from her mouth. Her tail was already tucked between her legs nervously--she could hear someone coming. Dropping the carcass, she grabbed up the biggest leftover rabbit by the stomach and pushed herself to her feet as she stumbled over herself and whined softly, paws clawing at the ground nervously.
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