Sun'ali smiled as she spied Shorak, the seriousness of her expression still there beyond the smile.  Different and more adult like then the normal little girl thoughts of running off to play tag with the raptorlets or some of the other children in the cave.  She glanced at the leg of raptor and only paled slightly, her stomach rumbled to prove she was hungry, but she did not rush to take the meat, hesitantly reaching for the leg and just holding it as she nodded to Shorak.  "Ja.  Ah would go dere"  she glanced at him questioningly as he took on an amused state for a moment but when it disappeared and no explanation came forth she forgot it just as quick.  She puckered her brows as she thought hard about Shorak's question.  "Ah know one ting. Et back in meh papa's cave"<br/><br/>As she started to walk back towards the entrance to the rather extensive cave unit the tribe made as their home she kept her eyes peeled to the ground, searching for something.  She paused suddenly, one ear twitched and she lifted her nostrils to scent, nodding she held up a hand to Shorak and whispered  "Wait 'ere"  then started to creep forward.  She pushed off the lightly marked trail and stepped into the bushes, freezing suddenly as she spied her prey. A small weasel like creature, though not as long and more plump sat watching its small younglings tumble around the entrance to their nest underground. She tossed the leg of raptor halfway between them and herself.  It was a soft toss, but still made enough of a noise that the mother made a sharp chirp noise and the little ones darted quickly down the hole, at a speed that was almost to hard to follow with the eye, the mother close behind.  Sun'ali though had been expecting that, and knew soon enough with no other sound given their curiosity would draw them back out if not the scent of the meat. She waited moments and was soon rewarded with a nose, then a small head poking out of the hole.  The mother slowly emerged, her small eyes looking around, the nose sniffing the air, the large ears swiveling to catch any sound.  Sun'ali remained perfectly still and watched, her only thought that uncle Shorak would make no noise to scare her targets away.  She had heard the small playful sounds the kits made while walking and immediately thought of the larger spiders on the island and how she had watched them lay in wait for these creatures to pass their underground lairs. Their blood would do well for a sacrifice along with the other item she planned on giving to Shadra.<br/><br/>Having had some time to serious thoughts while Shorak's prank went through her system she had once again realized she was not quite like the other children.  She grew faster then them. And while she had not recognized that fact before, it had led her off to explore the island alone more often then not.  As she outgrew her troll playmates her attention turned to the other denizens of the island and despite her playfulness and seemingly unending boundless energy she had spent many an hour lying and watching the activities of the many creatures on the island. From the tiniest bug to the large felines that were rare, but did reside upon the island. Being very careful to keep her presence hidden, especially from the few tigers and crocolisks that also called this island home. Though the latter usually did not venture to far inland, except along one of the streams that met the sea.  She realized she was perfect prey for them and took extreme caution.  Having heard that a child or two had wandered to far and either the tigers or crocolisks had finished them off.<br/><br/>Sun'ali had been watching the small creatures avidly as they caught sight of the meat and made their curious way towards it.  She waited a few seconds as they realized it was food and started to tear into it then made her move, with a pounce that had a lot in common with the predator cats she studied she cleared the distance between her and the large rodents as they tore into the leg of raptor she had strategically placed within reach of her pounce. She managed to snatch one before they all chirped and scampered for their hole.  The one she had snatch did not have much chance, before its siblings and mother had even reached their safety Sun'ali had already twisted its neck and ended its struggles.  She turned then and with a satisfied grin she made her way back to Shorak's side. Holding up the creature rather proudly.  "Ah 'af one more ting to get still" she turned and with a bit more pride in her walk she started off again towards the cave, and home.