(apparently B works)

You slip the collar over the husky then quickly attach the lead so your new friend couldn't run off. The dog's eyes looked at you with happiness of having found a friend.

Closing your bag up with a proud feeling.

1 raw meat

1 rope

1 box

1 datapad

1 muzzle

1 husky

1 light blue egg

Would you like to continue to explore?

You head off to in the right direction hoping to find out what the noise was. Pushing your way through the bushes you knelt down and in the light saw scratch marks on a tree though small and tiny paw prints.

Claws say small cat but paw prints say small dog. At least it isn't a dragon. There appear to be many small paw prints in the dirt and many trees were scratched.

What would you like to do:

A) Follow pawprints

B) Follow scratch marks

C) Wander aimlessly

B<3

Yes!

I don't want to seem like a threat to the leopardess so I cautiously approach enough to gently offer the piece of meat to her.

Eyeing the cat as you cautiously moved towards it while holding the meat in hopes that you don't appear threatening. It it out a low growl but watched you until it saw the meat and quickly snatched it. You backed away as it ate the meat.

For now it appeared calm when you saw amusement in it's eyes? A glance behind you showed the dog still shaking but creeping towards your bag. The owl was still watching the large feline.

What would you like to do now?

A) Try to get the kitten/cub from the owl

B) Try to stop the sneaky dog

C) Study the leopardness while you are close

You keep a eye out for the scratches on the trees as you followed the markings. Juding from the scratches it looks like a small cat which might be interesting.

Some leaves blew by but you noticed there was no wind so it couldn't be real. Some movement from some bushes and out hopped a rabbit that just stared at you. You knew it was a rabbit.

A rustle from the bushes to your left and out came a cat with eyes focused on the rabbit and eyes angry. The rabbit stared back.

Found. What next?:

A) Shoo the cat away

B) Shoo the rabbit away

C) Shoo both away

D) Try to adopt both

You figured that you weren't finished as you checked the egg and the remaining items before deciding to continue. Your new friend happily wagging it's tail fast. Looking around, you were surprised that hardly any wolves woke up except the female wolf in the middle.

You seem to be fine if you avoid her so you could keep looking or maybe it is time to move on?

What's your plan:

A) Keep looking at the pack

B) Try the lone female with pups

C) Leave the pack with your new friend quickly

D) Up to you

C

I don't want to rush them. Keeping my bag close and on my person, I attempt to get the kitten/cub from the owl.

D

Backing away from the large feline and grabbing your back so nothing was stolen. You focus on the owl with it's nest and tried to figure away to get up to get the kitten/cub out of the nest. Why did the owl even have them?

One one hand you could climb up on the spare btanches while hoping the bird remains focused on the fluffy leopardess but you could always throw a rock in hopes of distracting the owl but you might get the kitten/cubs attention.

Plan?:

A) Throw the rocks (annoyed owl, shocked dog but amused feline)

B) Sneak and climb the tree (distracted owl, bored feline, worried dog)

Interested at the two you found. You decided that you wanted the rabbit and the cat but it was clear as you watched that the cat was on the hunt. Maybe seperating them is best.

Just as you were about to move however the two ran off. Rabbit is in the lead with the cat following behind. They vanish into some bushes leaving you alone.

Opening your bag you saw you had everything but also remembered that cats like fish. You don't have fish for the cat or hay or grass that rabbits like.

What will you do?:

A) Give up on the cat and rabbit

B) Not give up and keep a eye out for any food