I used to get alot of panic attacks when I was really little... That really sucks :c)

"Good...And I sleps alright too..." She smiled, watching him for a moment, "Wanna go get some water?" She asked.

Atleast Igot 2 good things out of today. I got to see my baby sister/ niece and my 4 year old brother/ nephew.)

"I thought you would never ask." He laughed. He looked around and noticed that hardly anyone else was awake.

That's great! I dn't often get to see my siblings/family members due to living abroad.)

She smiled, letting a cool breeze run through her fur for a moment or so, "Alright, lets go then so we can get back before anyone else wakes up."

I have family all over the place because I have a lot of "adopted" siblings. I have an aunt who lives in New York on the complete other side of the US.)

"Ok." Rhyder followed close behind as Inka led the way to water. He listened to the trees as they rustled from the slight breeze and inhaled the scent of a deer nearby. "There's a deer just pass thoose trees." He said and nodded in the direction of the deer.

She debated her options on the deer, while she could attempt to take it down, it would be extreamly difficult to do it take it down herself though... "What do you want to do? Leave it or keep on going?" She asked, lowering her voice.

"I think weshould try to catch it for the pack. It's already wounded. I can smell the blood." He turned and started towards the deer. He then stopped thinking it better for Inka to lead the way.

She nodded, glancing over at him before lowering herself closer to the ground, stalking towards the deer. She could smell the blood so she was in a good place not to be noticed by the deer. She gestured for Rhyder to go to the other side of it before making a leap of faith on its back and raking her claws against it, trying to unbalance it.

Rhyder went to the other side being careful not to run into trees or make any noise. He watched as Inka raked it before pouncing on it. He managed to actually pounce on the deer and take it to the ground. He wasn't in a good position to make the kill so he would have to hold it til Inka could.

She looked rather happy and hopped off its back and sunk he teeth into its neck, "Oh, well done you!" She laughed, glancing over at him before stepping back to look at the now lifeless deer.

Rhyder let go of the deer. "I didn't think I would actually be any help." He said. "Now we drag this back to the pack and then get water?" He asked with a tilt of his head.