The Legend of the Death Sisters [ private ]

[Kipekee]

Rangi sighed and curled up, falling asleep.

The next morning, she woke up to a crow. "Damn thing." She growled, and looked at Kuruka. Still asleep.

[Zoketi]

Ears twitching, Kuruka stirred. She lifted her head and yawned widely, fixing her gaze instinctively towards her littermate, who was laying down nearby. Noticing that Rangi was awake, she stretched and uncoiled herself, then slipped over and sniffed at her sister's neck wound. "How's it feel?"

[Kipekee]

"Better when you're not breathing on it." Rangi snapped. She darted under her sister and ended up in front of the carcass. "...I'm not hungry right now."

[Zoketi]

She leaned back with a snort, then sidestepped away when Rangi moved and circled around the other side of the carcass. "Don't eat, then. Whaddya want to do?" she asked, sitting down and inspecting her sharp claws.

[Kipekee]

"Smarty." Rangi growled under her breath. "Maybe kill someone."

[Zoketi]

Kuruka dipped her head and sniffed the carcass. "Sounds good." she rumbled, then took a quick bite. She wasn't too hungry, but decided she might as well make use of it if they were going to leave it here for the scavengers. Licking her muzzle she glanced around. "Which way?"

[Kipekee]

"Why should I know?" Rangi said, making poor Kuruka do all the thinking.
Because it was in her power.

[Zoketi]

"Well, pick a direction. It doesn't matter." she snapped back, rolling her eyes slightly and flexing her paws against the ground. She lifted one forepaw and cleaned it briefly.

[Kipekee]

"Alright then. BACKWARDS." Rangi growled, laying down and staring at her sister with the 'I Ain't Movin' look.

[Zoketi]

Kuruka glanced down at her. "Fine, just chill here. I'm gonna walk around." she sniffed, her tail flicking a little. She strode forwards through the grass, away from the cluster of trees, in a relatively good mood. Herds of wildebeest and antelope grazed in the distance.