Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2009 2:45:08 GMT -5
Syren ventured along the steep slopes, constantly loosing her footing on the ice. The bitter cold breeze swept through her long fur, that kept her well isolated in conditions such as this.
The young femme padded on. The snow crunching under her paws after each longing step she took. The cold mist escaped her mouth rhythmically with each breath she exhaled. Syren knew she was trespassing in an unfamiliar wolf territory, but that didn't stop her. Her curious teal irises glided across the mountains. This place was new and spectacular in her eyes, and she was determined to explore the entire area.
The femme eased at the base of a large peak. Her irises glared, raising to the top of the hill. The sound of movement lost her focus on the hill, her right ear turned in the direction of the sound, and her gaze followed. The scent was astounding and tempting as her eyes traced each movement of the figure yards away from her.
A youthful bighorn sheep limped slowly, trying to keep up with the herd. Syren studied the young buck as she eased slowly and silently in it's direction. It must have been nearly two weeks since Syren had a decent meal, and this was the best chance she got. Her eyes locked on the target.
Her ears forward, listening intently on the buck, blocking out any other sounds around her. The snow reached to the long fur of her underbelly as she crouched, scooting closer and closer to the young sheep. The buck would pause every once and a while, sensing danger and twisting its neck left and right. Syren would pause also, not taking her focus off the prey, her right paw lifted and curled towards her chest. She held it there before the sheep continued trudging alone, trying to catch up to the heard, picking up his pace. Syren pressed her paw into the crunchy snow, her body stiff as she slowly padded along, nearly twenty feet northeast of the sheep.
I think I'm close enough, the injured buck wont get far with that limp... She blinked, watching the prey. Her stomach made a squealing churn. Syren froze, her tail twitched as the injured bighorn sheep jerked his head in her direction. He grunted and picked up his uneasy pace, baaing to warn the herd. Syren's irises widened, treading through the deep snow. Jumping in zig zags, her tongue lolling from the side of her mouth. The young buck was frantic, not able to run with his sprained leg in the thick snow. The hungry femme leaped from the batch of snow onto the buck's rump, knocking him over and hovered over the sheep, panting in his face. The sheep shrieked and flinched with every misty breath the young femme blew in his face. I'll just make this quick... She sighed and sank her pearly fangs into the sheep's jugular, and held it there until the young buck slowly faded.
She feasted on her kill, eating quickly, devouring the best parts of the sheep first. Her tail swishing side to side at a rapid pace. "That was too easy..." She mumbled to herself as she moistened her paw, rubbing it against her muzzle to clean herself. Syren abandoned her kill, then trudged along the snowy path, finding herself under a large evergreen tree, branches hunched over baring the weight with inches of snow. There she sat, her teal irises gazing the snowy land. The young wolf was surprised she hadn't encountered any of the wolves in this territory. She wondered what they were like.
She felt at home here, she was lucky with her kill, and was happy and full with a good meal. At this time, she didn't care if she got driven out of this land. There was much more land to be discovered. Syren curled her long fluffy tail around her paws. She rose her head high, and let out a long, low howl. The sound chimed in the forest and echoed through the mountains. Hoping any sign of a pack would answer her call.
The young femme padded on. The snow crunching under her paws after each longing step she took. The cold mist escaped her mouth rhythmically with each breath she exhaled. Syren knew she was trespassing in an unfamiliar wolf territory, but that didn't stop her. Her curious teal irises glided across the mountains. This place was new and spectacular in her eyes, and she was determined to explore the entire area.
The femme eased at the base of a large peak. Her irises glared, raising to the top of the hill. The sound of movement lost her focus on the hill, her right ear turned in the direction of the sound, and her gaze followed. The scent was astounding and tempting as her eyes traced each movement of the figure yards away from her.
A youthful bighorn sheep limped slowly, trying to keep up with the herd. Syren studied the young buck as she eased slowly and silently in it's direction. It must have been nearly two weeks since Syren had a decent meal, and this was the best chance she got. Her eyes locked on the target.
Her ears forward, listening intently on the buck, blocking out any other sounds around her. The snow reached to the long fur of her underbelly as she crouched, scooting closer and closer to the young sheep. The buck would pause every once and a while, sensing danger and twisting its neck left and right. Syren would pause also, not taking her focus off the prey, her right paw lifted and curled towards her chest. She held it there before the sheep continued trudging alone, trying to catch up to the heard, picking up his pace. Syren pressed her paw into the crunchy snow, her body stiff as she slowly padded along, nearly twenty feet northeast of the sheep.
I think I'm close enough, the injured buck wont get far with that limp... She blinked, watching the prey. Her stomach made a squealing churn. Syren froze, her tail twitched as the injured bighorn sheep jerked his head in her direction. He grunted and picked up his uneasy pace, baaing to warn the herd. Syren's irises widened, treading through the deep snow. Jumping in zig zags, her tongue lolling from the side of her mouth. The young buck was frantic, not able to run with his sprained leg in the thick snow. The hungry femme leaped from the batch of snow onto the buck's rump, knocking him over and hovered over the sheep, panting in his face. The sheep shrieked and flinched with every misty breath the young femme blew in his face. I'll just make this quick... She sighed and sank her pearly fangs into the sheep's jugular, and held it there until the young buck slowly faded.
She feasted on her kill, eating quickly, devouring the best parts of the sheep first. Her tail swishing side to side at a rapid pace. "That was too easy..." She mumbled to herself as she moistened her paw, rubbing it against her muzzle to clean herself. Syren abandoned her kill, then trudged along the snowy path, finding herself under a large evergreen tree, branches hunched over baring the weight with inches of snow. There she sat, her teal irises gazing the snowy land. The young wolf was surprised she hadn't encountered any of the wolves in this territory. She wondered what they were like.
She felt at home here, she was lucky with her kill, and was happy and full with a good meal. At this time, she didn't care if she got driven out of this land. There was much more land to be discovered. Syren curled her long fluffy tail around her paws. She rose her head high, and let out a long, low howl. The sound chimed in the forest and echoed through the mountains. Hoping any sign of a pack would answer her call.