[wren]

@Okapi

Like a shadow fading into the dark snowyfoot trotted along in the shadows, keep her paws high and away from any dangers of making noise. For a long time now she had been stalking a rabbit. It had hopped along in the snow right across her path and she had been following it ever since. She was too scared to just leap for it or chase it, so she awkwardly waited for it to slow down or stop to nibble on something. Though the window of opportunity was closing, her paws were freezing and her face too, most of her forelegs where soaked right through to the bone and she wasn't sure wether or not she could continue doing this for much longer. Than suddenly a single moment passed where the rabbit paused and raised itself onto its hindlegs looking around for a moment, snowyfoot froze in place. Her eyes fixed on the creature with a deadly glare. Than it dropped again and continued trudging through the snow. This time moving slightly faster. It was aware of some sort of presence or maybe an older scent from a patrol, it was enough to make any rabbit nervous. Her tail curled in anoyance and she stalked closer as it hopped along at a faster pace. Rabbits where hard to predict, it's strange and quick movements made it hard to leap and catch her prey on time. She wasn't going to risk missing it. So she picked up her own pace, her paws making delicate crunches in the snow. Than the rabbit bolted without even looking back to see her. The Siamese lunged and gave chase, her paws skidding on the sleet. In the span of 4 drawn out seconds snowy foot was able to catch up and with another massive lung she nicked the rabbits leg with a claw. The rabbit shrieked in horror but snowy foot didn't have enough time to bring it down, she lunged a third time claws lashing, she caught the fluff on its tail and hissed in anoyance. Than she leapt a fourth time and was finally able to catch a hold. With a massive amount of effort she had grappled onto the animals shoulders mid air and twisted so the rabbit was put off balance. And as fast as it had begun the catch was over, the limp rabbit hanging in her closed jaws