Andrew was following tracks, deep in the woods, where monsters lurked. It was an odd routine, really. The demigod figured by now they would have cleared the forest out of monsters by now, the camp clearly had the man-power. Then again, it wasn't a bad thing; the demigod was quite fond of hunting here. Just a loud shout away and all sorts of super-powered demigods would come running to his aid. Not that Andrew would ever take the effort to shout for help; he'd rather take the mauling on his own. In his own mind, he certainly didn't need help from anyone on the outside. Andrew was a grown man in his mind, he didn't need the help of anyone, especially in the trade he'd been studying for years now. He was a predator, certainly not prey.
A smile formed on the lips of the demigod. One of his rare moments where he wasn't making a joke or amusing himself with a weird strain of thoughts, he spotted the odd shaped rabbit with red eyes. With the sound of a whiz in the air, the arrow was no longer notched and only the sound of the thud remained. All that was left in its wake was golden dust. "A hare too late to jump, huh?" Andrew smugly made the pun to himself as he scouted out to retrieve his arrow. Andrew propped his bow back on himself, pleased with his hunt. The demigod turned back, he'd caught up with the monster much quicker than he expected to. What else was there to do with his day?
The demigod spotted new tracks, he attempted to identify them. He eventually identified some of the tracks, though rare, as sneakers. There was a demigod that must have passed recently! Andrew began following the signs of passing through, though they were basic. Eventually, he caught up to the demigod; though it wasn't like he could hunt him. "Hey, kid." Andrew said, approaching him to walk next to him. "What's got you in the forest?" Andrew asked.
A smile formed on the lips of the demigod. One of his rare moments where he wasn't making a joke or amusing himself with a weird strain of thoughts, he spotted the odd shaped rabbit with red eyes. With the sound of a whiz in the air, the arrow was no longer notched and only the sound of the thud remained. All that was left in its wake was golden dust. "A hare too late to jump, huh?" Andrew smugly made the pun to himself as he scouted out to retrieve his arrow. Andrew propped his bow back on himself, pleased with his hunt. The demigod turned back, he'd caught up with the monster much quicker than he expected to. What else was there to do with his day?
The demigod spotted new tracks, he attempted to identify them. He eventually identified some of the tracks, though rare, as sneakers. There was a demigod that must have passed recently! Andrew began following the signs of passing through, though they were basic. Eventually, he caught up to the demigod; though it wasn't like he could hunt him. "Hey, kid." Andrew said, approaching him to walk next to him. "What's got you in the forest?" Andrew asked.