Morelle walked with nimble footing through the foliage of the Central Shroud, well off the marked path with her arrow at the ready and her bow half strung.
The sun had already begun its quickening descent below the horizon, its radiant orange and red rays of daylight giving way to the soft lavender and deepening shades of night. Occasionally stopping to listen for signs of any movement, she quietly berated her growling stomach for betraying the quiet mid-evening air.Â
Oh Nymeia, something...anything.Meat or coin, it matters not. She silently prayed.
Behind her, a faint series of  *snaps* from clumsy feet echoed in her long Duskwight ears, approximately 1/4 a malm away by the sound of it and approaching at a moderate pace. She turned and crouched low to the ground, her bow now fully strung at her side. In the relative short distance, she saw a silhouette. It was obviously of humanoid origin but the features were not visible in the dying light of day, nor could she determine the possible gender. Â
Chances of it being an Ixali were of high percentage given the area. She would wait until it got closer to assess a further course of action.
The sun had already begun its quickening descent below the horizon, its radiant orange and red rays of daylight giving way to the soft lavender and deepening shades of night. Occasionally stopping to listen for signs of any movement, she quietly berated her growling stomach for betraying the quiet mid-evening air.Â
Oh Nymeia, something...anything.Meat or coin, it matters not. She silently prayed.
Behind her, a faint series of  *snaps* from clumsy feet echoed in her long Duskwight ears, approximately 1/4 a malm away by the sound of it and approaching at a moderate pace. She turned and crouched low to the ground, her bow now fully strung at her side. In the relative short distance, she saw a silhouette. It was obviously of humanoid origin but the features were not visible in the dying light of day, nor could she determine the possible gender. Â
Chances of it being an Ixali were of high percentage given the area. She would wait until it got closer to assess a further course of action.