Fallout:Old World Furs

[Farewell]

*Gaia gets one of her guns out and aims at the brahmin* "so can we shoot?" *she says as her gun warms up making a odd noise and blue light glows from it*

[Ulfur]

"Woah, slow down there. I'm gonna go over there and select the stronger brahmin for pack animals." Fox walks over and starts to walk about the herd.

[Farewell]

"Fine..." *she waits silently waiting to hunt one down*

[Ulfur]

Fox grabs two of the brahmin by their horns and drags them off to the side. *RANGE IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS GAIA*

[Farewell]

*her gun aims at the horde of Brahmins making a loud laser like noise it hits one making it fall and the skin to disintegrate leaving the meat and fat as the others run off gaia continues to shoot, after awhile ther was five dead and the four left ran off*

[Ulfur]

Fox leads the two brahmin back to the group. "Nice shooting gaia!"

[Farewell]

"Thanks.." *she walks over to a a hill that was flat at the top setting up camp as the sun slowly went down* "ima set up camp..." *she began to set the fire up and sleeping bags*

[Ulfur]

Fox ties the two brahmin to the bighorners rack. "Ima go and find a couple more of those brahmin. We kinda needed the skin to make leather. I guess i should have mentioned that."

[Farewell]

"Oops.." *she says quietly while putting her sleeping bag down she then lies down on the sleeping bag relaxing herself while the meat cooked above the fire*

[Ulfur]

Fox walks off into the darkness making a strange noise. "Ill be back"

[Rayleonarde]

Ray sat, watching the fire. He blinked, before looking up. "Mister Cowboy? Where'd you go?"

[Farewell]

"Mister cowboy went to do some work.." *she smiles putting her paws over the fire*

[Rayleonarde]

Ray stood. "He shouldn't be 'lone! It's dark out! Mister Cowboy!" He walked into the dark, waiting for his eyes to adjust.

[Farewell]

"Please be careful Ray..." *she says worriedly*

[Ulfur]

*A quiet low growl is heard on the other side of the camp, along with sounds of a small struggle and something being dragged along the ground*