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06-14-2012, 09:04 PM
The badger was heavy, and Vayu found himself panting as he dragged its carcass back to the tree, the smell of death stinging his nostrils. Having deposited it into the growing pile of slain beasts, the pegasus righted himself and sighed. He wasn't sure how much more he could do, how many more animals he needed to kill. Surely only one more. How much could one tiny bat want?
There was a sound, a light chirping behind him, and Vayu spun about. On the ground stood a rat, head tilted curiously, whiskers twitching. This, he could deal with. With a beat of his wings, Vayu brought up another small tornado, sending it flying towards the rat. Then, he changed its direction, bringing it to his left, where it caught some small stones that littered the ground. Hopefully the wind would cause the stones to crash into the rodent and kill it. Vayu called the wind back, shoving it down into a light breeze before letting it go and venturing over to inspect his prey.
There was a sound, a light chirping behind him, and Vayu spun about. On the ground stood a rat, head tilted curiously, whiskers twitching. This, he could deal with. With a beat of his wings, Vayu brought up another small tornado, sending it flying towards the rat. Then, he changed its direction, bringing it to his left, where it caught some small stones that littered the ground. Hopefully the wind would cause the stones to crash into the rodent and kill it. Vayu called the wind back, shoving it down into a light breeze before letting it go and venturing over to inspect his prey.
