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Amarok|Male|Hunter|M: Leaf

Amarok's keen senses led him deeper into the forest, the rhythmic patter of raindrops masking his movements as he searched for prey. But today, his focus shifted as he stumbled upon a patch of healing herbs, their fragrant scent catching his attention.

Pausing in his tracks, he considered Leaf, the healer of their pack, and the tireless effort she poured into gathering these very herbs. With a silent nod to himself, he set about carefully plucking them from the earth, mindful not to disturb the surrounding foliage.

As he gathered the last of the herbs, a sense of purpose filled him. He carried the precious bundle back to Leaf's den, only to find it empty. Undeterred, he left the herbs inside, a small offering for his packmate.

But his duty as a hunter called to him, and he soon returned with his catch, a plump rabbit, dropping it beside the prey-pile before disappearing into the shadows once more.

Kira|female|pup|mentor: nightingale

Kira woke up but stayed Laying down as she looked at the sky and was thinking what to do she'd watch others walk past her

Kira then eventually got up but didn't know what to do as it's still early in the morning she'd just sit down and watch as the raindrops came down from the sky she'd then look at the forest sitting in the same spot she'd then get up and see what others were doing

She'd then go to her bed and lay back down as she had nothing to do as it's early in the morning she'd just relax as she waited for her mentor she'd slowly fall back to sleep while she waited after a couple minutes of sleeping she'd then wake up and watched the rain as it slowly came down from the sky she'd eventually stopped looking at the rain and thought what to do

I slowly padded out of the shadow of the pack's den, still sleepy and not entirely registering the world around me. It was already rather bright in the morning - how did I manage to sleep so late? - but I dismissed it. Maybe I just had a rough night.

The morning birds chirped and the forest sighed to itself as I sauntered up to a helpful tree, and in it's shade I relieved myself. Nothing like an early-morning necessity to do.

Looking around, I spotted Amarok returning to the den. From the distance that I was at, it appeared that he had some sort of plant in his mouth. Unusual, I thought. But maybe he had just found some in the forest, and decided to bring it back for Leaf.

I felt a sudden stab of uselessness. The humans hadn't bothered us in more than a week. Everyone seemed to have a useful role - and here was I.

Granted, I did know that if they ever did try to come at us again, I was first line of defense - but until then, I wasn't entirely sure what I was to do. I still wanted to be in the role that I am in - but that didn't mean from time t time during periods of peace I wouldn't feel slightly out of sorts.

Amarok had disappeared into the forest by then. I hesitated, unssure whether I should have tried to follow him into the forest. At least it would have given me something to do, despite I would be rather poor at it. But something would have been better than nothing, I supposed.

The hunters would probably be out catching small things by now - Nightingale was still having a nap - and here was I with nothing to do.

I could have tried my (rather poor) skills at hunting - but what would be the use of that? We already had a steady supply of food from our hunters, we didn't need much more.

I aimlessly trotted towards the herb meadow. With nothing really to do, and the den all silent, I wanted to be able to talk to someone - and tracking the hunters wasn't really feasible, and neither was waking whoever was still in the den. Surely at least I could be around Leaf, who would probably be out there already.

Sure enough, I crested the knoll that seperated the treeline from the meadow, and Leaf was ambling around the meadow, clearly looking for something, and carrying a bundle of herbs in her mouth.

I sighed, slightly relieved. At least there was somebody I could talk to that was awake, and that I could be with without accdientally disturbing whatever they were doing.

With renewed purpouse, I trotted out of the treeline and down the knoll to say good morning to Leaf.

Leaf gently set her carefully gathered bundle of herbs down onto the soft, dewy grass, the delicate scent mingling with the rainy air around her. As she paused to take in the beauty of the moment, thankful it wasn't rining so hard, she raised her gaze from her task and was surprised to be met by a furry paw resting gently in front of her. "H...Hello Pendugo," she stammered softly, her voice filled with a mix of surprise and warmth. The sight of him caught her off guard, as he had approached her silently. She couldn't help but be slightly embarrassed by her initial surprise, feeling the telltale heat rise to her cheeks. Despite her attempt to maintain composure, Leaf couldn't help but wonder how long Pendugo had been watching her work. She was glad he had come up to her as she had a crush on him but never had the guts to tell him.