Aisha couldn't imagine Jigano having done anything to Safrin warranting a curse, but it was all the more reason to take caution. If she could find fault with him, then there was certainly plenty about her that the goddess could use against her. She often found when speaking of gods people took the more modest approach, always claiming they were partly at fault. Aisha wasn't nearly as competant as that, she had a hard time accepting blame and should she ever be cursed by a god, would be a hellstorm of bitterness for it.
Finally the pair came closer to the boars, their scent filling her with a drive to hunt, the leopardess crouching closer to the ground to mask her scent. "Sounds good," she replied to his idea, then took off slowly to make her way around the group, staying low in the winter grasses and foliage, hoping her bright pelt wouldn't distract or be seen.
Finally the pair came closer to the boars, their scent filling her with a drive to hunt, the leopardess crouching closer to the ground to mask her scent. "Sounds good," she replied to his idea, then took off slowly to make her way around the group, staying low in the winter grasses and foliage, hoping her bright pelt wouldn't distract or be seen.
AISHA
