<strong>Name: </strong>Dakeyras 'Dak'<div class="floatleft">(http://i1352.photobucket.com/albums/q642/JDBane/Untitled0_zps42f480d5.png)</div><br/><strong>Current Form:</strong>Dragon<br/><strong>Players Nearby: </strong>Kyriannan 'Ky', Safiya<br/><strong>Location: </strong>Hunting<br/><hr/><br/>Dak, like the others didn't know who won, even though he had been watching closely. It had been too close to call, but he responded with a confident laugh,<em>I did</em>, And he swooped down to toward the herd. The strong winds that he carried the dragons that much faster toward their prey had also alerted the same of their presence, not that it would do them much good. They began panicking and running, making for a marginally more interesting hunt. He felt, rather than saw, Reo heading out with Amber, another dragon, and he recalled the putrid scent of fish on the dragon. Reo had always been an odd one, preferring the cold-blooded creatures in the water than the warm ones on land. Dak had laughed when he had learned of it. Let the Silver play fisher-dragon, he thought, and leave the real hunting to those that were better at it.<br/><br/>Speaking of hunting, he angled himself downwards into a dive, waiting for the two females to take their pick from the large herd before swooping himself only a half-second later. He homed in on one that was particularly fat, and was falling back in the herd. One paw flashed out, careful not to use the claws, and gripped the neck of the panicking creature. When he gripped it, his powerful arm snapped up, the whip-like motion snapping the creature's neck, so as to avoid spilling the succulent blood that made the meat so much more tasty.<br/><br/>But he decided that he was too hungry for just one. He arced his flight path over to another one, performing virtually the same maneuver, this time with his jaws. He couldn't avoid having his razor-sharp teeth draw some blood this time, but he relished the taste of it on his tongue as he flew back up. He caught the image of the lake that Ky wanted to eat near, and he couldn't agree more. A scenic view was just what he needed to make this meal complete. He lifted himself, and his 'catch', and angled for the place that she had indicated. She always seemed to know him best, even if she hadn't picked the place for his benefit,<em>Good choice, Ky</em>, He nodded.