Character(s): Micas, Ana, Simera
Content: Looking for food and other useful things
Setting: The residences around the Library
Warnings: Simera being really cute. Potential killing of things.
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Once the two teams heading for the base had been seen off . . . )
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Fiddling and fidgeting with the three cloth bags she'd managed to alchemy out of a random ratty bed sheet she'd found in the office junk, she finally handed one off to Micas and the other to Simera.
It felt odd, insanely so, that some one was actually expecting her to lead people anywhere, and that penetrating gaze Micas had was all the worse for making her stomach do backflips. Rory had seemed just fine with the current team assignments, but she was damn sure he was mentally making some snarky comment about her short comings and failings as a human being, ( ... )
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She could not help but smile as Simera skipped beside her in her joyful enthusiasm, wondering what 'jars' were, and if a gimacat was the animal she had spent the morning preparing. Making soup sounded good though. An efficient way to make the most of any animal. Though if they managed to catch enough meat she would not mind something a bit more rare and off the bone. . .
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They stalked closer, stealth as their constant ally. This was their world and they moved like they were an extension of it. The prey had taken refuge in one of the buildings, noisy and cheerful. The hunt leader leaped at the dark female as soon as it had a clear line on the scent.
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As soon as the cat pounced though, the bow was up and aimed, the arrow loosed and driving into the cat's chest, just below the throat. Micas let out a piercing whistle to alert the others as she drew another arrow, this one going through the first cat's eye-socket.
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She saw a movement, small and clumsy, followed by another, and then a high mewling protest. Bemused, she approached with caution.
And saw three kittens, their skull-like plating not yet fully formed over their heads, stumbling on too-big paws, with their short furry tails stuck stiffly straight up in the air.
We killed their parents, she realized. And they will die too, if left alone.
After a slight pause, she gathered the little things up. They cried and mewled in protest, but did not fight more than wriggling.
Tame meat is easier to kill anyway, she mused. They should not take too long to grow, and if we don't have a good hunt, we can kill them early.
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Ana practically beamed at Micas upon their return, but the smile vanished when she saw the kittens, their skulls just so damn odd, squirming around in the cart. Blinking in confusion, she set the items down and gingerly, cautiously, touched one on the back. It mewled and twisted some, but did not even try to lash out at her ( ... )
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