As he swerved past a patch of holly and ivy, the scent of the fox grew stronger until he reached a base of a tree. The remains of his viper lay still there, half covered by fallen leaves. Silverback's eyes glittered with anger, and with a kick of dirt at the carcass, he left the spot, still hunting the fox. He loped past boulders and a little stream, his nose always searching. Suddenly, the scent trail guided him back to that golden eagle, and stark against the greenery of leaves was the fox...

Banging and screeching he was when he saw the fox in the treetops. A coward, he thought as his talons raked accross a piece of rope. Then he heard a rustle, and there was the coyote. Another fool, the eagle glared at the animal with contempt. It reminded him too much of the wolves. His eyes shifted back to the fox overhead, wondering what tricks would the thing do.

Seya walked around, her head drooping to bellow her neck as she walked. She didn't know what to do or if she did something wrong and it made her panic. What if I'm the reason why he keeps leaving? What if I'm bothering him too much? I.. I don't know what to do.

Icicle reached the eagle before climbing up towards the cage. Upon reaching it, she went to the back before clawing the back of the eagle. Jumping up, she put her whole weight on the cage where it started to creak. Looking down, she spotted the coyote that somehow had gotten out of her life or death situation. Jumping up, the rope cracked until one thread was left. Jumping off, the sudden weight made it creak about to fall...

Flame watched Lemon go before closing her eyes. She could hear hoots and yips through the forest. Topaz and Delta had gone into the forest and Starless Night was tending to the wounded. The alpha's were nowhere in sight. Sighing, she allowed herself to fall into a dreamless sleep.

He winced as the claw jabbed his back, and he heard the cage creak. No matter, the eagle thought. This was not going to be the end of him. With a forceful push, the cage came crashing down from the tree, splitting open the steel and rope. The painful throb to his left wing came up again, but he was free at last...

Icicle watched as the cage split open and the bird crashed down. Somehow she knew that she would not have eagle for dinner, but no matter. She licked a paw as the cage fell right in front of the coyote where it immediately sprung another trap. Yawning, she watched as the net came up trapping the coyote in mesh net tangling in his claws and fur with the only way out was up. Licking her jaws, she slid down the branches before prancing into the forest.

Whoosh! The net sprang up to envelop the coyote. This place is littered with these things, Goldbeak thought. He saw the fox prancing away from him. Not this time, the eagle thought. With an adamant shriek, he took wing, catching up to the animal quickly, and swooped down, his talons closing in on the fox's rump...

Males never learn. Other species never learn. She listened to where the eagle was before dodging out of the way quickly. A black blur came out of nowhere, fangs digging deep into the wing of the eagle. Flipping the eagle, he pinned it onto it's back before growling. Shadow looked over at Icicle annoyed, "Is this where you've been? Using up the traps on an eagle and a coyote?" Icicle looked away giggling and Shadow rolled his eyes. "Right your a fox. Why even ask?" He said before looking at the eagle under his paw and the coyote in the mesh net. "What do we do with them now?"

The wolf caught him hard, his claws sinking into his belly, and his wing felt a jab of pain as well. The wolf said something to the fox, his black paw sinking into his belly. Goldbeak squawked in pain. Something bubbly was frothing in his throat. Was this what death felt like? No, surely not. But it came anyway. The eagle's head jerked up, beak open, and out came spews of phlegm and rotten bits of juice and meat. It hit the wolf right in his neck and face. the damned thing loosened his paw for a moment, and Goldbeak was eager to take his chance. With a quick scratch at the wolf's arm, he tore himself free, and scrambled clumsily up a tree...