Blinking at the feel of the tigers breath tickling her nose,
she sneezed, but kept a smile on her muzzle. She knew
she was still a kit at heart, but hoped her playing
wouldn't discourage her new companion.
As Ame stretched, Aelin watched, amazing by the
strength those muscles underneath. She could never
imagine sheer power in just a claw swipe; one that if
directed towards her could break all the bones in her.
This alone made her want to stay on the tigers good
side.

Ame yawned and started wandering into the forest, heavy paws soundlessly picking through the undergrowth.
"Perhaps we should see if we can find anything else to eat, and then decide if we should head North this evening or in the morning?" she said over her shoulder at Aelin.
She had to find something to eat before journeying any further, but wasn't too hopeful that there would be anything large enough for her.
She thanked her slow and lumbering pace, that way the young fox could keep up with her.

{=D I'm out. Until next time, have a good evening.}

Aelin nodded, trotting after the tiger through the
soggy snow.
"I don't remember, but I think I spotted a family of
rabbits near the south eastern area late last night
when I arrived."
She strained her memory, but it was no use, she
couldn't remember if they were rabbit tracks or not.


(D: I'm so sorry! I had gotten caught up in a game of
tetris and then my internet died! >< )

{No worries}

"We can go toward the south east and look around anyway, I haven't been down there before." Ame said.
She turned in that direction.

Aelin nodded, trotting just in front of the Tiger to lead
her towards the tracks. It would take a while, she knew
but if the tracks were rabbit, then it would be worth it.
With her nose to the ground and ears perking here and
there, she tried to start up a conversation with her new
friend.
"Can't wait for the summer to end. I want the snow and
the cold back, don't you?"

Ame followed after Aelin.
"I am glad summer is ending also." she said.
"I'm not particularly suited for warm weather, it will be nice to cool off."