Coming back from the angle, Euchse drew in her wings as her speed increased. She interrupted a spearman who had a clear shot at the Elk. Using her good claw, she came back around, grabbing the spear and forcefully removing it from the man. What she didn't realize was that the short struggle was merely a distraction.
During her struggle with the dog, other hunters saw that she was injured. They figured if they journeyed out here, they should at least get one trophy kill. It was useless to spend days upon weeks if it turned up fruitless. Even if the objective was for the mammal, a fowl such as a crane was an interesting catch, no less.
After the man ran off, Euchse felt a little proud, as if her own presence was terrifying. She was about to turn back until a net came out of nowhere. It caught Euchse by surprise, and the bolas at the end of the net added to the dragging weight. It toppled her to the ground, and her wings flapped and fluttered uselessly as she struggled to get it off.
She could transform, but not here! Dear Lisirra, if Alchor's son saw that, it might confuse him! He could find her a threat, and then she'd only be adding to the issues present. So, in her crane form she remained, struggling for nothing as a hunter gathered up the weighted ends.