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anytime she wandered out into the territory to hunt, she’d take a quick detour to watch the hoard. the last quarter-moon the molly felt determined to track their movements, wanting an estimate on how long they’d be here. also, it was difficult to ignore them, their stench rotted her taste buds and ruined most hunting patrols for her. soft pawsteps guided her across the undergrowth, until she stopped a pawful of tail-lengths away. a giant hoard, like she’d seen many times before. their bodies gathered around the frost, idly picking at it with their hooves. she takes note of the direction their facing, lowering onto her belly to shield herself.
deer can be described as tall, regal creatures. their long limbs carry them through the forest, striding through like they own the place. kings of the forest— it’s not something leafhusk would deny. the way their heads bend down to nip at the foliage appears delicate. she wonders what they think about, do they know their intruders? would they even care? one of them made eye contact with her, a female, she assumed. the doe’s beady eyes stared holes into her and she felt judged. a monarch looking down at her lowly peasant like a worm. leafhusk pinned her ears back and silently hissed at her until the doe’s attention finds something else.
a soft rustle of movement catches her attention, and she flicks her tail to shush whatever it is. "quiet. i’m watching the deer’s movements." she stage whispers.
deer can be described as tall, regal creatures. their long limbs carry them through the forest, striding through like they own the place. kings of the forest— it’s not something leafhusk would deny. the way their heads bend down to nip at the foliage appears delicate. she wonders what they think about, do they know their intruders? would they even care? one of them made eye contact with her, a female, she assumed. the doe’s beady eyes stared holes into her and she felt judged. a monarch looking down at her lowly peasant like a worm. leafhusk pinned her ears back and silently hissed at her until the doe’s attention finds something else.
a soft rustle of movement catches her attention, and she flicks her tail to shush whatever it is. "quiet. i’m watching the deer’s movements." she stage whispers.