I padded along in silence, my bare feet digging into the dirt as I walked. None of the others would venture this far out into the woods, as if they still needed to cling to their humanity. Stay close to the cabins, to civilization. They should be embracing the gift they'd been given. We weren't human, we were pack
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"Nothing like a good hunt to get the blood pumping." I set the dead deer on the ground and flexed my shoulders. Thing was heavy. "Lunch for a few people." I looked around, didn't seem to be anyone else. "You out here by yourself?"
Crouched down next to the deer and tried to decide what I was going to do with the rest of it. We'd eat the meat, but it wasn't like I was going to use the head as a trophy. "Was thinking about making something from the hide. A vest or something."
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Wandering over, I crouched down as well, smoothing my hand over a cool flank, feeling the coarse, thick fur before picking a few bits of dirt and leaves out of it. "Huntsmen cotour," I said simply, "well, it will keep you warm enough." Hmm, the throat was slit. I shuffled to the head of the carcass, pressed the now loose-ish skin near the wound. Ack, blood. I wiped my hand on the ground beside him to get the cool, coppery liquid off. "You going to clean it?"
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I shrugged, and watched as he started towards the cabins, before following a few steps behind him. Talking about the soldiers made me wary, even this early in the day, and perhaps the cabins would be a better idea. If he didn't want me following, he'd tell me, after all.
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