~Ғяιиɢɛ~
"Der..." was all he said. He stood there, frozen: he wasn't ready to join the pack. No, not yet. He was still recovering from the last one. With a slight cringe, he whispered,
"See ya." Not 'Good-bye', but 'See you.' It meant he'd see her again - and he'd make sure of it. He just wasn't ready to be a part of this pack yet. Then he turned on his paws, and hurried away from there, making sure to get out of those pack territories and quick.
~˩ʋℓℓαвʏ~
The white fae continued to sniff around. A scent of rabbit filled her nostrils, so she quickly hurried to it: she hadn't eaten a fresh kill in so long. Her ribs were beginning to show. She quickly hurried after it, dropping all the herbs she had collected that morning. She pounced, but it got away. Another lunge, but it scurried off. She took more leaps and pounces after it, but each time it just hopped once and got away. Never had been taught how to hunt, Lullaby wasn't quite sure what to do. So she backed up, ran toward it, and leaped. She landed with her face in the mud, her black coat stained with dirt. The vermin merely hopped once, clearly amused by this 'game.' Lullaby huffed out, and stood up, shaking out. She stared determinedly at the rabbit, before giving chase to it. It lead her into the pack camp. Lullaby took a sharp inhale of breath, and stood totally and perfectly still. She had no clue she'd even entered pack boundaries, much less their camp.