As we traveled until sunset we stopped there for the night, as we sat on the ground admiring the sunset. Realizing I was starving I went to hunt.
" I'll hunt something for you too." I replied while walking through the trees
" Don't go far!" he reminded me. I sniffed the air smelling a strong scent of a rabbit, as I looked around, finally a flash of white caught my eye and I immediately dropped to the ground stalking the rabbit. I crept toward it and before it could dee me I launched myself onto the rabbit as I scooped it up and gave it a quick bite before it could escape. I grinned in satisfaction as I went back to Kallik carrying my rabbit in my mouth.
"Nice catch Lusa." he complimented as he munched on the rabbit gratefully. After we finished the meal we were off to go, this time my leg healed and I was able to walk but still struggled for balance.
"Sit down for a while.." He ordered, and as I sat down he started to examine the wound and sniffed it.
"cover the moss on your wound it will help it heal, and let it not get it infected." He said logically, I always admired Kallik's knowledge and I thanked him for the moss. As I covered the wound with moss, my wound instantly felt better as it created a fresh new feeling. He probably knew how comfortable it felt because in the corner of my eye, I saw Kallik grinning. I was about to say something when suddenly something rustled in the bushes, we both glanced at each other before creeping toward the bush as I signaled him to go on the other side of the bush. For a moment we kept quiet for a while until two ears poked out of the bushes, instantly I grabbed on to the ear and pulled the animal out. It was a rabbit, his big fearful eyes looked at me as he tried to wriggle out, the big round eyes reminded me of my brother which made my grip softer, but not soft enough for the fearful rabbit to wriggle out of my grip. I hesitated to kill it.
"Do we really need the rabbit?" I asked to Kallik hoping to let him go. His eyes stared at me but soon he replied.
"I don't need it but its up to you." He said and turned and continued walking through the woods. I sighed with relief as I letted go the rabbit watching it bound away into the forest. As I turned around I saw Kallik in a far distance walking on the rocky path as I trotted toward him, as I looked at him I wondered Can I actually trust Kallik?