"Shit." the wolf-girl muttered. It looked like the dragon was fixated on his prize. Actually, Lira wondered why he hadn't just gulped the delicious bunny yet, but she wasn't complaining, though she was getting impatient. If the dragon had been smaller, Lira would have fearlessly thrown herself into battle and gulped it down; she'd taken down other preds bigger than her before. But not THAT much bigger.<br/><br/>Well, she decided, if the dragon was interested in talking to the prey, maybe he would talk to Lira too. She'd dealt before with preds who were big and powerful, but also smart enough to know a good deal (or what sounded like a good deal) when they heard one.<br/><br/>Lira stood up from the underbrush and gave a short howl to call attention to herself. "Hey dragon!" she shouted, making sure to keep her distance. "I see you've cornered a skinny little morsel there... It's too bad that she's so tiny, though. Not suited to a mighty predator of your caliber! I bet she'd hardly account for a tenth of the meat you need in a day! Wouldn't you prefer something bigger? I know where you can find bigger, juicier prey, too big for me, but not too big for you, and aaaaaaaall I ask in return is that one skinny, bony, gristly little bunny rabbit! Interested?"