With the buck, enraged yet terrified, retreating back into the tundra, the pair was safe to move forward. And by move forward, Noah meant they were ready to do what it took to go home. He still wasn't ready to spend much time away from the Citadel at this point, and their venture out had been enough for him. Closing the distance between himself and Tal, Noah drew a knife and crouched with the other man. "Divine Opposition." Noah chuckled a little bit. "It was the first thing that Vi gave me."
Eira landed briefly on the hard packed snow to investigate Noah, but didn't spend much time there before she was back in the skies again, circling and scanning and protecting. "Don't skin it. Let's just gut it and break it down enough to fit well on the sled." Then, Noah set to work on getting the luxere broken down enough for transport. He quartered it but kept the hide on. "The meat will taste better if it can hang for a few weeks before it gets processed down." Noah explained.
Eira landed briefly on the hard packed snow to investigate Noah, but didn't spend much time there before she was back in the skies again, circling and scanning and protecting. "Don't skin it. Let's just gut it and break it down enough to fit well on the sled." Then, Noah set to work on getting the luxere broken down enough for transport. He quartered it but kept the hide on. "The meat will taste better if it can hang for a few weeks before it gets processed down." Noah explained.
