"Not if I have anything to say about it." She looked thoughtful for a moment "You know, you've never really lived until you've had anothers life at the tip of your claws. Its a rather exciting feeling, wouldn't you agree?"
The only problem was, it was not the right creature. Instead, what was felled under the claws was a large ape; he had been watching what had happened from the trees and took-off at the sound of the scream. His mate was running through the trees ahead of him, giving the impression that something was being chased. The real attacker was long-gone, but his mistake was assuming that his latest victim was already dead. It's cries of agony could now be heard more clearly because it had heard Mayelle and knew there was someone here that could help.
Chantal looked over lazily, and yawned along with Mayella. "I do hope you don't mind if I settle down for the night, I'm just realizing how tired I am." She said with a chuckle. "If there's more to be seen, could we possibly resume the tour tomorrow? Or I could just look around on my own, it's no big bother..."
Mayella cursed under her breath and pushed off a nearby tree, gliding through the forest towards the sound. She landed on the trunk of a large tree above whatever was making the noise, her claws slipping on the damp bark before finding a hold. She peered down, trying to spot whoever was crying out for help.
