It took Jigano a moment to figure out that 'shiftless' meant animals, not humans, but when he did he sent a pulse of thoughtful agreement through the bond. What about those with smaller shifts, or prey shifts? he asked curiously. Ones who couldn't hunt enough food to feed their human shifts? Aisha's world sounded absolutely fascinating to him, who had lived on a world where his shifting ability had been rare. He had hidden his ability to shift as a matter of protection - and one that had saved lives more than once.
He laughed, dancing with the leopard and even coaxing Isuma to fly back and join in as they pranced through the woods. And don't forget the voles! he teased back as they padded through the underbrush, enjoying Aisha's bold humor.
Real or shifter, the shape seems to be the same, he mused. At least, here they are. So the elk she'd seen would be the same - and that answered one of his previous questions on whether people had prey-shifts on her world. A 'cow looking guy' though? They sound fat and tasty! he decided with a mental chuckle. What's your favorite prey? To chase, to eat, or both!
He laughed, dancing with the leopard and even coaxing Isuma to fly back and join in as they pranced through the woods. And don't forget the voles! he teased back as they padded through the underbrush, enjoying Aisha's bold humor.
Real or shifter, the shape seems to be the same, he mused. At least, here they are. So the elk she'd seen would be the same - and that answered one of his previous questions on whether people had prey-shifts on her world. A 'cow looking guy' though? They sound fat and tasty! he decided with a mental chuckle. What's your favorite prey? To chase, to eat, or both!
