<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/VcVbmJ4.jpg)</div><br/><br/><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;">Relic</span><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">Rank: Tracker<br/>With:Ku'Jin, Sasha | Machamoti-Chi, Juno, Npc Tracker </span><br/>Location: Following Juno's Lead<br/>OOC: I hope it was okay that I brought them back!</strong><br/><br/>Relic was concerned for her fellow Tracker, the way he seemed so distraught. It seemed more than just not remembering the ceremony. She wanted to help him feel better, but she knew there was nothing she could do at the moment. Her ears twitched; she heard a voice. Her mother was meandering over to her, the cold clearly getting to her limbs. The old wolf would never admit to it, but in the cold, she appeared extra stiff. She chuckled softly,<strong> “It would seem I’m needed. Sasha, please look out for him okay?”</strong>She urged. She looked at the seemingly defeated male before her and pressed forward to nuzzle him affectionately. Relic was never one to hide affection for anyone be them friend or her mother, she was passionate in every action she had. So impulse decisions like this was part of the norm for her.<strong> “I volunteered for a hunt, but I’ll be back soon.”</strong>She spoke as she backed up and turned to her mother who immediately began to berate her about tardiness and keeping other wolves waiting. The old wolf reached out to nip at her flank, causing Relic to whip back around with her own snap.<strong> “I know, I know!”</strong>She barked irritably as she took off at a trot towards the hunting party that already had begun to gather.<br/><br/>She took a moment more to glance at<strong>Ku’Jin</strong>and<strong>Sasha</strong>with concern before looking to the huntress for orders. She barely had to look down at<strong>Juno</strong>, they were practically the same height except for an inch or two that Relic had. She had hunted with<strong>Juno</strong>before and had no problems, she preferred her. The quieter wolf helped her focus more on the task instead of having idle chatter as the young wolf was so prone to do if not kept in check. Relic glanced over and noticed one of the larger warriors lumbering over to join them, making her faulter just a bit. Most of the other wolves she thought were so cool at what they did, but she hadn’t worked with him much and hoped she wouldn’t screw up not just in front of him but<strong>Juno</strong>as well.<br/><br/>The tracker watched their exchange with a small smile, the way she seemed to just shrug off his smooth-talking charm.<em>Yes, this will be an interesting hunt,</em>she thought to herself, letting herself indulge in a quick stretch to prepare herself for work. She shook to shake the lazy out of her limbs and looked to<strong>Juno</strong>to lead. They started to head out, her smile never leaving as she observed the two. When encountering the fallen tree, she debated on going over or under. While she’d love to jump, it was<br/>probably better to stay quieter and go under. She didn’t have any problems herself, but she was curious if the warrior could make it.<strong> “Don’t get yourself stuck.”</strong>She chuckled, though she expected him to go over no under. Relic was quick to fall back into step with<strong>Juno</strong>. She glanced at the other tracker, wondering if they were just as entertained as<strong>Machamoti-Chi</strong>asked what they were hunting. Honestly, that was a good question.<br/><br/>It was decided on Boar, which made her excited. They were more fun to hunt than deer, mostly because they were more of a challenge. Taking it down would be more on<strong>Juno</strong>. She and the other tracker’s job were to track it and assist if necessary.<strong> “Oh, this is going to be so much fun!”</strong>Relic beamed.<strong> “Should we head to the forest or to the river, maybe see if we can find some tracks in the mud?”</strong>She questioned, though looking down at her paws, it was pretty snowy still so there was a good chance they might find them hiding in the thick foliage instead of by the water. With it being so cold, she doubted they would even be thirsty.<strong> “Actually, forest would probably be the better idea, wouldn’t it?”</strong>She turned to the others, they were more experienced than herself and would know better.<br/>