my cat qwerty(aimee)

Alexandra

Walking away from an apparently vacant area, Alexandra pulled the arrow off of the bow she'd had ready, sticking it back into the quiver she had strapped to her back before slipping the bow into its sleeve on her back. She paused as she shook her head, lifting her gaze to see a girl. Alex recognized her, but she couldn't put a name to the face. The only thing that came was a single syllable- not a name at all, but a supposed nickname. Em. Of course, Alex wasn't about to address the girl using a nickname since she didn't know her all that well, so instead she didn't say anything and just gave a half-hearted wave to the girl as she began to walk again, listening for any signs of game.

Alexandra

Alex glanced over her shoulder as the girl trotted after her. Her footfalls weren't terribly loud, but they were loud enough that most of the game was probably gone within a hundred meters. Alex fought back the frustration at herself for not finding any game, and instead turned her attention to the girl who had spoken. "Not well enough, unfortunately. I haven't found anything at all."

Alexandra

Alex just nodded, not commenting on how strange it sounded that she had been ranting and scared away the game. She then shrugged off a thought, a concern that it was getting darker, the sun would start setting in another hour or so, and she still hadn't caught anything. It definitely wouldn't make for very happy peacekeepers. Absolutely not. She nodded, "Yeah, we should move." She then prepared herself to hunt again, pulling her bow out and notching an arrow onto the string, holding it, ready to pull back, aim, and shoot as soon as she had a clear target.

Alexandra

Alex raised an eyebrow as she was told to stay where she was, then watched as the girl went off and came back with what was apparently in her traps. Alex took a step back as the girl held out two of her rabbits. Did Alex look like a charity case? "I don't need your game. Keep it. I can catch my own." She pulled her arrow taught again, then turned on her heel to shoot a rather large chicken that she had been tracking before. The kill was quick, and the chicken squabbled once before it fell down dead. She then looked at the girl, "There. Now I have my own game." She went and scooped it up, pulling the arrow out quickly and cleaning it with a rag from her pocket.

Alexandra

Alex shrugged, "It's better than nothing, right?" She looked away from the girl, putting the chicken in the pack on her right hip and tying the flap closed before she put another arrow on her bow. She didn't want to admit the girl was right, but she really needed to catch a bit more. Otherwise she would be in trouble. And a lot of it. The Capital wasn't too fond of her to start with- she'd been in trouble a few times, and now she was having a bad hunting day. It wasn't something she wanted to have to deal with.

Alexandra

Alex rolled her eyes as the girl seemed to try and show off by shooting a sparrow. Not that the bird would provide any meat whatsoever- it was a pointless kill. Alex turned on her heel and shot a squirrel as it came through the leaves behind her. It was a quick, easy kill, and Alex scooped it up and put it with the chicken, then nodded, "Yeah. We should get back...." She really wasn't in any hurry, but she figured she might as well go.

Alexandra

Alex watched from the corner of her eye as the girl picked the feathers off of the bird as they walked, but she immediately pushed it out of her mind and focused on hunting, crouching a little as she walked. There wasn't much, but she managed to get a couple squirrels as she went, and she shook her head as the girl asked again if she wanted one of her rabbits. "No, but thank you." She forced her tone to be polite, though she was slightly annoyed that the girl seemed to look at her like a charity case. Alex definitely wasn't a charity case, she was just having an off day in her hunting. It wasn't that big of a deal, so she wasn't going to worry about it.