Requiem had been running for so long that she had forgotten to keep an eye on her surroundings, to be honest she had no idea how she managed to get into such peculiar woods. "It's so quiet here..." she mumbled to herself. Her stomach let out a roaring grumble. "How long has it been since I've last eaten anyways?" She slowed her pace, looking now for something to eat, even though she knew she was far to weak to catch anything in her current state. "At this rate I'll die.." she sighed. Getting caught up in that very thought then made her very angry. She couldn't possibly die now. This was her chance to start over, to finally come out on top. She wasn't ever going to let another living creature come out better than her ever again, dying now obviously wouldn't even give her the chance to live by this new promise. "I just have to fucking find something to eat."
She began sniffing around for any signs of other animals around the area. It took a few good minutes, but she did end up finding a trail. "This is going to have to do for now. It's the only thing close enough..." She was so hungry, she had to act fast. She began to follow the scent, as the smell became stronger her adrenaline began to rush, After all, she never really got to hunt that much in previous packs. Especially not alone. The smell was at it's peek, filling her nostrils, her lungs, everything. That's when she saw it, who knew she would get so excited over a tiny little sickly rabbit, but any food was better than starving to death. She began to chase the rabbit, catching up to it rather quickly, now if this rabbit where to of been at it's top level of health it would have gotten away with no doubts what so ever, but unfortunately for the rabbit, and luckily for Requiem, this thing was already on the verge of death anyways. She pounced, clamped her jaws around the animal, grabbed it with her forelegs, and bit the poor things spine, killing it on impact.
Requiem began to pluck the pelt off of her now dead prey, and began devouring it without any hesitation. Her belly quickly began to feel the satisfaction of no longer being empty, and she began to feel more at ease. Now that hunger wasn't an issue, she had to work on getting some rest. Her body absolutely needed time to heal. It was time to look for an old abandoned den. She began walking again, thinking about all that had happened to her the past few days. Out of all of the wolves to attack her, her own mother? All of these wounds covering her body... Her train of thought was then broken by the snapping of branches coming from not to far behind her. She stood her ground.