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06-14-2012, 09:27 PM
The rat fell beneath his hooves, a broken mass of torn flesh and bone. Vayu was done. This had to be enough. Grabbing the rodent, he dragged it back to the tree, back to his new friend, and deposited it in the pile. Then, gently, he reached out his soft nose to the bat, cooing gently and reassuringly. It was so small; his heart went out to the child with no mother. He knew what it was like to be a small colt in a large rookery.
Gently, Vayu lowered the pup to the pile of carcasses, setting it down on the badger. He wasn't quite sure what would happen now. The thing seemed too small to feed on meat, but then, Vayu was no carnivore.
Gently, Vayu lowered the pup to the pile of carcasses, setting it down on the badger. He wasn't quite sure what would happen now. The thing seemed too small to feed on meat, but then, Vayu was no carnivore.
