"A hunting I will go, hi-ho the dairy-oh a hunting I will go." Mads sang in the brisk morning air as he approached Tino and Berwald's hut and banged obnoxiously on the door. "WAKE UP SVENK, Short-Stuff! Today we bring back food for squaws and little braves."
Tino's groggy voice could be heard from within. "You better be calling me Little Brave
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"Just don't mistake Me for an animal, even if I look like a Grizzly Bear with all this face fur."
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They must have trekked a few miles before they came to a platform erected up in the trees. This was a deer trail and that was a hunter's box. Reindeer or Elk frequented the glade.
Berwald whispered to the group "Do we stay here for Venison or do we continue on looking for wild boar? The hunt master said that's what is in season right now." Berwald clarified getting group consensus.
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"Boar or venison for me. I don't care either way."
"Me neither." Chirped in Tino. "Just so long as we see it long before it sees us. If we get charged our arrows," he motioned to Eduard and himself, "won't do much at close range to protect us from being gored. Stab with your spears if it gets up on us." He nodded. (But knowing full well that Bear would never let a boar get even that close to him.)
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"If we want boar we walk two more miles north along this game trail The huntmaster said that's prime area. Keep eyes open, they can suddenly just appear out of the low growth, you won't see them coming like deer." Berwald cautioned waiting for the group to make a decision already.
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"No, that's me." Chimed in Mads as he was hacking trees to assist the smelly troll in making up the palette. "I'll come rinse off after I'm done here. No point if I'm just going to get dirty again."
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Hell he *WAS* doused in pig blood.
He got out, shook himself like a wet dog, then went to go construct a gurney pallet to cart home five hundred pounds of pork.
That much meat certainly last them three weeks. He was just glad there was a butcher in the village who knew how to well, butcher an animal.
Berwald knew how to kill it, cutting it up into bits he was clueless. He didn't know a shank from a chop. Where the hell was a tenderloin located anyway?
No he'd leave that sort of work to the professionals.
"Stream is free for the next filthy bugger." He announced as he set to work building a sturdy frame that would support five hundred pounds.
(Sorry I thought it was someone else's turn! Poke me if I let things go this long like a doofus!)
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Meanwhile Tino went and deposited his gear, stopped on the way just long enough to say hello to his cousin and the butcher, before he went to wash his hands and grab some non-cookables out of the larder to search for his troll. He had a hunch the taller would probably be near the lake and most probably near the sauna. So he figured, why not have a little lunch there together and take a sauna. They'd been here a few days now and he hadn't even had a chance to go into the hot-box himself. It was heart breaking.
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He must remember to thank his "wife" for being Finnish and inventing these delightful heat torture devices. Now all he needed was a large tube of BenGay and said "wife" and a Swedish Smörgåsbord in here and he'd never leave.
The gentle rocking of the sauna on the water was nice too, it was very soothing. He was probably going to dose off in a minute and didn't care a lick.
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