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Tikaani regarded their setup, carefully measuring the distance between the trap and their little hiding-spot. In case the trap failed, and the beast wasn’t contained, they needed to get out of here as fast as possible. Nodding silently to himself, he gave their setup the Okay. Meanwhile, his brother Teekon was late. Tikaani, as their brains and planner, had given him detailed instructions about which bait they’d need for the felvit. Felvits being meat-eaters meant they couldn’t s...

Fell regarded the beakers before him with some frustration and, frankly, also exhaustion. He’d been at it all night long, trying combination after combination. In hopes of finding a cure for the new illness that had befallen the bep population. He stubbornly ignored how his eyes threatened to close from lack of sleep. Fell was a healer. He had learned hoof-on from his life in the wild, where he treated his former herd members, cured their sicknesses, set bones as much as possible and...

Vuk regarded the thick forest before her and swallowed with rising tension. The forest stood like an unknown entity before her, dark and misty, unknown creatures rustling among the leaves. She took a nervous step back, hesitating. Usually, Vuk's father forbade her to venture too far into the forest, a rule which she only too happily broke on the regular. Despite being "wild" elkh, their community lived at the border of the woods, closer to "civilization" than to thei...