Prowling forwards, his dark brown paws barely making a sound on the ground as he made sure not to step on any fallen leaves or twigs. His body was lowered to the ground as his long, light grey legs stretched out ahead of him, each paw landing lightly on the ground. His thick, dark grey tail was sticking out behind him, but lowered on the ground as to not be seen, but not low enough as to catch on the ground and alert his prey. Pale grey eyes were glued to the hare nibbling at a blade of grass, his mouth hanging slightly open, with the tip of his salmon pink tongue hanging out of his white muzzle. The dark grey male breathed in slowly, and was careful not to exhale too loud in case the hare heard him. Light brown ears were pricked for any sounds of danger, but were angled towards the hare.
The dark grey male inched forward, keeping silent while still watching out for danger. His movements were slow, yet smooth and silent. He was a hunter, one out for the blood of his prey. He could feel his mouth watering, and the blood pounding in his veins as he breathed in the scent of the hare. It was the scent of a warm, furry body, mixed with grass and dirt.
A smile tugged at the dark grey males' lips, and he let it show. All the while, he had continued moving forward. Once he was just a few wolf-lengths away, he paused. His light brown ears angling in every known position, before returning to the hare. Likewise, he looked around, searching for any dangers that might hinder him. Certain that everything was fine, he looked back at the hare. It was nibbling a blade of grass. His eyes could see a small boulder in the distance, it was about a quarter his size when he stood to his full height. He knew that even if he pounced on the hare, it would still be too quick for him, so he would drive it to the rock and force it to either go left or right, or straight back to him.
Bunching his hind legs, the dark grey male leaned backwards on his haunches slightly. After a few moments of absolute silence, he pushed off of the ground with his hind paws and sprang into the air. Blades of grass whipped by his legs as he jumped up into the air. His front legs were out in front of them, with splayed paws to show his sharp, black claws. Time seemed to slow down as he flew through the air, before speeding up again as he touched down on the ground, just barely missing the hare as it gave a high pitched squeal and ran off in the direction of the small rock. The moment his hind paws touched the ground, he sprang forward in a sprint, with the wind rushing by him.
Everything around him, the trees, the grass and the birds faded to a blur. He could only see the hare in front of him, everything else was nonexistent to him as he felt his blood pounding in his veins. His muscles rippled with each movement he made, every stride he ran, whenever his paws touched the ground and lifted back into the air.
It seemed like only a few moments before they reached the small rock, and he saw the hare slow to almost a complete standstill before spinning around and coming straight for him. He saw the hare try and redirect its course as it realized its mistake, but it was too little too late. His front paws came down upon the hare and he lowered his jaws to close around its throat. Crunching down, he heard the crack as he broke its throat. Blood spurted onto his muzzle and chest, which dribbled down his fur and dripped onto his paws.
Panting heavily from his sprint, his salmon pink tongue hung out of his mouth and his dark grey tail swayed back and forth. This had been one of the few times he had caught a suitable piece of prey that was enough to sate a wolf's hunger. The rest of his fledgling pack would be happy, as they would have more to eat. Picking the hare up in his jaws, he was about to head back to the den site when an unfamiliar scent reached his sensitive black nose, although it was just distinguishable from the thick, heavy blood scent of the hare.
The dark grey male was torn, should he go stash the hare away or go check it out? He started heading in the direction of the den site before he paused, what if the scent was an intruding loner? Growling softly to himself, he turned around and padded towards the source.
It was only a few minutes before he came upon three wolves. There was a large russet male, who was easily distinguishable as his leader, Sloane. The other was a beautiful silver fae, who he knew was his other leader, Narimé. But the other was foreign to him. From his position, he could see that the loner was a male, looking to be about his age, with a black coat and grey and brown hues and golden coloured eyes. The black male was roughly his size, a bit shorter but more on the longer side. He pricked his light brown ears and caught the last of Sloane's words.
"Who may I ask is traveling with my lovely mate?"
He was about to go up to the threesome and say hello when he paused. Looking down at himself, he almost blushed. His chest and paws were still a rich red from the blood of the hare, and his muzzle was likely red as well. Setting down the hare, he sat on his haunches and quickly groomed himself by licking off the blood on his muzzle and chest. He left his paws as they would become clean soon anyway. Once he was sure it was all gone, the dark grey male picked the hare up in his jaws carefully and padded forwards, waving his tail amicably.
Once he got close to them, he set down the hare again and opened his jaws to speak. "Sloane, Narimé." He dipped his head respectively before turning to the loner, with a kind smile on his face. "Hello there. My name is Kieth Tatum." He glanced up at his leaders, hopefully he hadn't interrupted something important.
He waited a few moments before turning back to Sloane and Narimé. "I, uh, went hunting and managed to catch a hare, as you can see." His pale grey gaze shifted from the three wolves around him and his dark grey tail swayed back and forth behind him as he waited for one of them to speak.