PTE

w, his boots occasionally cr

ar man with black hair pulled up

er isn't it?" Rees

ul here. Although if we somehow find a cat

ump." Reese smiled, his black

e'll find something. After all, I've got killer instinc

trees, they could distinctly make out someone sitting in front of a large bonfire. T

in his hands falling softly on the snow. The person was wrapped in many layers and it was

s clear and sharp, it was impossible to make

ds. Don't you have a house to go to?" Reese drawled, his eyes scanning

kid!' The p

id, taking a large st

lled, calling him ba

ng a little cold." He said, taking lazy steps to join the boy around the fire. Mander le

ng that fell earlier. He bent to pi

l be kind enough to let us share your meal wit

boy said, looking at him with a gaze that said, I won't back down. Reese already found t

ere is very good at hunt

incts. " Mander gloated, remembering the time ear

. " He continued as though he

umbled, albeit stil

Gre

the boy picked up the deer, s

****

ion. His arms worked fluidly as he separated the innards from the edible meat. He

ade to leave when he s

." The boy said, tu

you going to?

bury the innards and the blo

ury it. " The boy merely looked a

than

my food with me, it's only fair

kes s

n, blackened stick with two sharp edges. He arranged the meat and held it over the

oy said, cutting a large p

down his hands. He brought it to his mouth and took a bite of the tender meat. The flavor exploded

e said to the boy who sat, eating in

replied curtly witho

to stay in her pack, she didn't know what position the man she had killed had in the pack. But if the man she

ker place and wore another piece of cloth over the one over her body. She hurriedly wrappe

them thicker, like a male's. She put on the hood and brought out a small piece of mirror, Ivora looked at herself with satisfaction as a y

her breath, she gripped her dagger tightly. The cause of the rus

ed to kill the deer. She kept it down by her s

nmistakably this time, she was sure it was a human's footsteps she heard.

She asked, unnerved by the me

bly lazy. He had a head full of thick, golden brown hair. The man, with his chiseled face, the color of olive, had the darkest eyes she had ever

black hair, and neat trimmed beard. His ligh

." She looked at

The impatient

" Ivora looked at the thick black cloak, the black trousers, down to the shiny boots he wore and thought he was rid

e deer she dropped ear

m sure you'll be kind enough to le

rry, I won't be sharing any of it. " She replie

very good at hunting. Aren't yo

Fi

The golden-ha

om time to time. She looked at the golden-haired one and thought it w

ooked with relief when she was younger. He would lick his hands clean each time he f

ora felt her thr

as the golden-haired one who spoke. It seeme

ra replied, wonderi

s delicious

e was driving at. Since no one spoke aga

at him with a start. She hadn't thought about any male name that would suit her. Most times she went

She said after thi

loths wrapped around her and the fire sitting in front of her. It was

I'd be damned if I stay here any longer. " Ivora to

owe you a dee

we'd be on o

a glare at the black-haired one called M

I was only helping two hungry mouths. Getting food shou

***

oung boy saw them as 'two hungry mouths'. The

e said, his lips, curved into a lopsided smile. Mander gave an obvious scoff at what Reese sai

eaving me alone.

ned to Mander who seem

ould repay me." The young boy shout

he ran to them. He watched

a Reese Falcon of t

front of Reese, moving a little fu

ely raised

may ask, are you

ething I want

him?" Reese asked. The boy

you don't tell us." Mande

on how to destroy th

n't sure if he was telling the truth or bluf

fated after all

lcon and this here is m

ed the boy's eyes widen

eye on you if what you said was true then you'll be rewar