<span style="font-style: italic">"What must I do?" she asked her.</span><br/><br/>Sammi stopped as she rounded the bin, holding the hare close to her chest, calming it with her heartbeat.<br/>"I need you to hold the pouch." She reached behind her, grabbing the bag and handed it off to Ali. She normally would of done this on her own, but the sudden reaction to her family at the mention of Krov, had them all on edge. Her wrist itched again, but softly. Nothing to much to be alarmed about.<br/><br/>She shifted again, pulling a small sharp dagger from one of the holsters on her side. Something he had acquired when she was alone in the wilderness during that first year. Product of someone hoping to mug and murder her. Possibly even rape. She pushed the images out of her mind, she was to fast for the man and ultimately he died. That was all that mattered.<br/><br/>Silently, she closed her eyes, tightening the grip on the hare with her left hand, knowing she was far out of sight of the rest, except for Ali and brought the dagger to the rabbits throat, giving it a swift clean cut. Blood began to pour slowly at first and when Ali brought the pouch into reach Sammi moved the hare up, hanging it by its hind legs with one hand and by the scruff of the neck with the other. Blood seeped into the pouch until there was nothing left coming out of the now dead rabbit.<br/><br/>Dropping it down, but still holding onto it with her left hand, she helped Ali tie it shut.<br/>"Take it to Sam and lay it by her bed, when she's feeling up to it, she'll drink."<br/><br/>She moved now to wipe the dagger on the grass, cleaning it and putting it back where she had taken it from then went back to the camp to see Cairo still working on the eggs.<br/><br/>"Ok Cairo, they should be done now. Go ahead and ration them out if you don't mind. The plates are over there." She pointed to a neatly stacked set of plates made from the leather of a deer they had once taken down a couple years ago and then sat down on one of the stumps and began to skin the hare.