<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: Okay, I bought Grammerly and it was the best decision ever. It was for school, but no regrets here lol Also, do we still have an NPC tracker here cause I totally forgot about them.</strong><br/><br/>The young wolf rolled her eyes snorted, trotting up with a spring in her step to square up as best her smaller form could.<strong> "Sure you could, if you could catch me!" </strong>There was no doubt he could overpower her in a spar, she'd just have to be faster than wolves like him. It's what she'd been trained to do by her own mother. At the mention of their food, she eagerly was back on track,<strong> "Yes, that sounds amazing." </strong>She’d agree before continuing.<br/><br/>After their interaction, Relic would beam under the gaze of<strong>Juno</strong>.<strong> “Of course!”</strong>Her tail wagged from the gesture, happy for the older female's reaction. She was doing a good job! She peeked around some brush and took note that the bigger wolf had fallen back. At first, she wondered if he couldn't keep up, but as she quietly followed the trail, she realized that it was the best place for him to be until needed.<br/><br/>The sun had long gone down as she leads them deeper into the forest. She felt the frost of the night penetrating her pelt, but not enough to cause her too much discomfort. Though, Relic would be lying if she said she wasn't looking forward to returning home to her mother's warm embrace. She took a sharp turn once and carefully moved through the damp forest floor. While it made for slippery terrain, it was ultimately much quieter than having crispy fall leaves that might alarm the animal. It was getting late, the time that wild boar were most active. She would have to be careful.<br/><br/>Nightfall was on her side, though, and she was able to hunker down into the foliage as they got closer. There wasn't a moon in the sky, perfect for ambushing prey. When it was in their sight, she hunkered into a laying position that was easy to gracefully spring from. Silently, Relic looked over her shoulder to peer at<strong>Juno</strong>for direction. This was her time to shine.