Ifyla currently sat on her haunches, listening to the grumbling complaints of her stomach as she pondered trying to hunt for anything to eat. She didn't know the last time she had eaten, and although she wasn't very big--even for her species--she had a feeling she was skinnier than she should have been. Ifyla had practically little to no idea on how to hunt, only aware of the basics that one could easily deduce with simple logic. If she were lucky, muscle memory would kick in and do the work for her, but that was a chance she would have to take. Only if the weather held, however.
The scent of rain sat heavy in the air, the pressure dipping as scattered showers began to form. She had no doubt the storm would be a quick one, but it wouldn't come for a short amount of time. She rose to her paws, her pads aching from her wandering as she tried to find hints of what the hell was going on in her life. She broke into a quiet saunter, her nose in the air as she searched for a source of food. She caught the stale scent of a rabbit, picking up her pace to find any hints of a fresh scent. When she found one, she listened carefully for the large-eared lagomorph.
A shift in the grass nearby caught her attention, a hint of dusty brown fur leading her to break into a sprint. Her most important goal was catching the rabbit so she could have a meal to last her until she found something else to eat. Her quick paws caught up to the rabbit easily, her jaws snapping into one of its hind legs as she writhed her head to stun it. She dispatched of the little pest easily, settling down to enjoy her hard-earned meal. Well, not exactly hard-earned, but the sentiment was there.
nothing more attractive than a girl murdering and eating a bunny amirite