Samantha watched as Svan turned away and folded his arms. She didn't approve of his comment on her keeping the cloak but kept her calm and watched him. Even though they had a rough relationship, she still found him interesting and profoundly annoying. Half the time she saw him she kind-of got hungry. But as of right now when she saw him. She saw a gross snake with an endless amount of sass. Samantha growled at him when he accused her of causing heart attacks and headaches. But she realized that she didn't need to deal with his crap and accusations. So Samantha chose to be stubborn and walked around him. Sitting next to her kill Samantha used her nails to tear some bloody meat from where she had already started eating. Samantha threw a small piece at Svan after turning to him and grunted, "Eat." Turning back around Samantha took a bite of her large piece and hummed with satisfaction. The meat was still warm and tasted well fed. While the deer was small it held plenty of meat and fat. The food she needed. Too soon the meat of the tiny dear was starting to disappear. Samantha sighed and pushed away the amount that was left, "If your hungry..." Samantha whipped her mouth with her arm and began to lick herself clean, "You better get what's left." Samantha turned a tiger eye onto the snake before looking to her pack. She sighed and stood. The cloak sliding a little and exposing the fresh burning scars on her back. Quickly fixing it Samantha picked up her pack and looked to the sky, "I need a bath now. You need to rest. And it's almost night. We maybe..." Samantha squinted at the sky, "Maybe three hours till it starts getting dark. " Samantha turned to Svan and gave a slightly less bloody toothy grin, "Wanna ride?" Samantha actually hated the idea of carrying the snake, but she couldn't leave the bloody mess the was called Svan here. He was sure to get eaten. And Samantha felt that if he was to get eaten it was to be by her. As much as she owed him her life, she had decided she was to be his end. Samantha dropped the pack and cloak and shifted. Samantha knew she couldn't hide the scars for long but it was better than they were before. They were pink against her skin and in small connected patches. They traveled from her shoulder blades, spared the middle center of the back, and connected just above her back dimples. They spanned out a little on her right side but they didn't reach the front. Samantha grabbed her pack turned her head to look at Svan. He was getting a once in a life-time chance to ride the back of a tigress. She knew he wouldn't last out with his 'injuries' alone. But she needed a bath. She hated dried blood in fur and on her skin. |