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Eden sighed, before hesitantly continuing eating. She couldn't see how this helix had survived. But oh well.. she found some way. She began ripping the meat from the bone and chewing it up before ingesting it. It was a little rank from bathing in the morning due and sun rise but it was decent enough breakfast. She watched Gin occasionally as she would feed, waiting to see if she would change her mind. She didn't seem to budge.. The ravens however were plenty pushy. Aggravating as hell. Occasionally Eden had to snap at one or to for intruding on her food. Gah! Finally, Eden started to feel her belly full and began licking her muzzle. In that process she didn't look over to Gin. "'k.. s'your turn.."

Eden watched the birds maul the food and she shook her head pitifully. She couldn't force Gin to eat but maybe she can find something better. "Are you still hungry Gin?" She asked, ducking her head as Gin continued to chew on what was left. "I still need to hunt for my brothers and would like you to join us, please.." Eden sat and curled her tail around her ankles, still watch Gin cautiously.

She nodded, smiling warily. "Yeah, have you hunted much in your life?" she asked, guessing Gin was the type NOT to kill often if at all. Eden would have to bring down some sort of deer for her brothers to fill. They'd just have to deal with Gin eat some. She'd probably let Gin eat first after the kill and drag the rest home for Eros and Eris. Eden will claim she found it. Good enough.

Eden nodded and asked again. "Have you hunted much Gin?" Eden was suspicious now that she'd dodged the question the first time she asked it. Her tail flicked aimlessly as she stood on her feet, getting ready to track down some more prey.

Eden nodded and started trotting towards the foliage and the tree's. Deer wouldn't stay out here in the open, especially with a dead carcass that would be attracting more predators. Her tail swayed left and right as her eyes scavenged around in their environment to see if she spotted anything. After seeing it was clear, she knelt to the floor and sniffed around. She caught the scent of a deer family not too terrible far away and motioned over to Gin to follow.

The fawn wasn't nearly a fawn but still carried his spots. His small horns just barely peeking out of his fur. He wouldn't stand a chance if she killed his mother. The father would abandon him. And if she killed the buck, the territory would be open to other males to come in a rack at the new males such as the young one she was staring over towards. Either way, the fawn dies. Might as well take the least damaging path. "No.. just make sure the buck and doe don't interfere..." she whispered, very, very quietly. Her body shifted slightly then froze as the creatures caught sound of it. With that, knowing if she stood still to be seen, she'd lose lunch. Bounding off with all the power she had, the deer faltered. They wasted that valuable first second by standing still. It was no time before her fangs wound around its throat and tumbled it to the ground. She heard the loud snap of its neck and nodded satisfied with the quick kill. She ran with the kill, back to where Gin and her had came. She wasn't about to get knocked in the head with papa's big hooves.