He watched as she first sniffed at the food before finally giving in to her hunger and eating what he had thrown. The slight nod of her head told him she by far more intelligent then any regular wolf he continued to stare into the eyes of the wolf. He could see she was still very apprehensive to his being near her he reached into the pouch and placed a handful of the meat on the ground as close to her as he could reach before he moved to the edge of the clearing his back against one of the trees. He sat still his eyes closed as he meditated and run over the events of the day. He felt no fear or apprehension from closing his eyes with the wolf so near him he had noticed that she was bigger then normal wolves and would be even more so when she filled back out.<br/><br/>His quiet musings to himself made him drift off to sleep he did not dream as was normal for him but instead fell into a deep sleep. He was brought back from sleep by the rustling and cracking of branches near by his hand instinctively going for his spear. The first light of dawn was just starting to brighten the sky was still dark where he was. Scanning the clearing for any movement he had only looked to one side when he caught movement that looked to be a deer. He moved slowly trying to get close enough to the deer that he could get a good shot with the spear. As he readied his weapon the deer turned facing him as he tightened the muscles in his back and shoulder throwing the spear as hard as he could. The deer went to jump away but was to late as the spear slammed into its chest the tip piercing its heart.<br/><br/>He ran quickly over pushing its legs down to the ground before anyone else near would hear the noise of its death. As the deer stopped moving he jerked the spear from its chest and lifted the deer up onto his shoulders. He entered the clearing and set the deer down onto the ground he sighed as he knew that his spear was the only thing he could use to cut through the skin to get to the meat. Grabbing the spear up near the head he started cutting the skin and peeling it back as the meat become exposed he started cutting strips off the leg. He didn't expect to need much more than what was on the leg to fill his pouch and stomach. The rest he would leave for the wolf and see if she would eat her fill or leave it.<br/><br/>As he finished cutting the meat he would need he took it over placing it on some snow he began looking for dry wood. He would need to cook the meat so he could eat it and so it wouldn't spoil on his trek back home. He gathered enough sticks and twigs he figured to have fire long enough to cook the meat now he needed sticks to shove into ground that he could stab through the meat to let it cook. He went to a couple of the trees near them and cut off some branches sticking them in the ground around where fire would be he cut tips onto them. Kneeling near his pile of twigs he mumbled a few words and a small flame started gradually the sticks caught fire. He let out a breath as fire wasn't his strong suit he could never control it one test was to create a ball of flame no bigger than the palm of your hand. The one he created was as big as a boulder he tried not to use fire unless necessary he was much more adept at ice magic.<br/><br/>As the meat cooked he kept the fire just enough to cook the meat but not give off much smoke or light from the flames. His pouch was full in no time as he tried to stuff as much as he could into it barely able to close it when he was done. His stomach growled at him he had put his hunger off long enough he added what was left to his sticks and waited for them to cook. He kept watching through the trees out onto the open field it was constantly being patrolled yesterday but he had yet to see any today. It made him wonder what they had been looking for was it him or something else and had they found it or just moved on.<br/><br/>His stomach growled again pulling him from the thought he grabbed a piece of meat and stuffed it into his mouth. He knew he had to leave at first light tomorrow either the wolf would follow or she wouldn't. Either way he needed to get back and warn the clans about the movement of the orc and goblin patrols. They were no match for the clans but if caught off guard they could do a lot of harm to them. He will need to keep an eye out when heading back he did not want to be caught off guard or bring them back to clans.