Reverend shot through the woods. She had to find something. Something. Something. Something. Just something. Reverend scoured jumping over bounders and stopped. Her eyes averted as she caught the scent.

She smirked seeing a doe. "Oh....oh a doe...a female dear", she whispered her eyes silting.

Reverend could feel her pulse drop low. She licked her lips eyeing it. Rare to find one alone....at night. Reverend hopped down her boots hitting the leaves with a sudden crunch. The doe raised it's head ears flicking back and forth. The wet cold nostrils expanded and then shrunk rapidly. Reverend drew her nails across the stone scratching it. The scent excited her.

The doe jolted jumping but the sound of a bear roared and Reverend heard the familiar crunch of bone and flesh. Reverend licked her lips. Her tongue barely grazing her four canines. Reverend's breath cooled and frost traversed lightly over the surface of the stone as her fingertips brushed her surfaces of green moist algae.

The bear kept growling and pulled at the deer tearing at it. Reverend could smell it. Her pace quickened and strides increased.

The bear heard this and raised it's head huffing.

Reverend slammed her mouth against the brown coat her fingers griping the large animal's chest pinning it down. The large bear didn't even have time to react nor make a sound as Reverend stood over it hoisting the head up slightly. She kept going.

The skin of the bear began to sink and sag against the rib cage beginning to stretch and pull. The jots stuck out as it began to stick to the paper light covering. The deep brown hairs began to dull and the eyes lost their color becoming a foggy white.

Reverend released standing up. She cracked her neck to the left then the right and rolled it all the way around. She felt something cold travel down her chin and she raised her finger brushing it looking at the deep red blood that stained her polished nails and creamy skin.

Reverend stuck it in her mouth licking it off. She turned grabbing the leg of the deer and dragged it away with her.