Her gift was looked over quickly but the demi-goddess did not seem to mind. Something told her this task was more like a ritual ... just a thing to be completed. She found nothing at fault with her crown, nor in any of the others, at least insofar as they met with the Yeti's specifications. And so as the beast growled another task in their direction, Isopia began to think about a way to complete it without question.
A snack?
Like Matheo, Isopia too had noticed the size of the creature's teeth and its claws. It surely did not eat the sort of food that they did. In this regard, she was out of her element. Looking to Hubris, she nodded.
>>I get.<< The dragon whispered into her mind, taking wing.
There was a copse of trees not far by. Rather than flying directly into it, Hubris circled overhead the way that a hawk might. His keen blue eyes peered into the desolate ground below, searching for movement or any sign of life from a creature which would be large enough to satisfy the hunger of the Yeti. Eventually, he spied a bird; a red-throated loon. Its colour gave it away, and as soon as his eyes spied it, his body immediately fell from the air. The dragon's jaws locked around the neck of the creature, breaking it immediately and hopefully without too much pain. Hubris grabbed the loon and brought it back to Isopia, who placed it on a heated rock before the Yeti.
"A snack." She said, nosing towards the loon.
Hubris kills a red-throated loon, and placed it on a stone heated by Isopia
Isopia would like a dragon.
Isopia
Abandon hope, all ye who enter here.
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