WHO: Edgard and some people
WHAT: A catch-all
WHEN: August
WHERE: Orlais-Nevarran border and on a boat respectively
NOTES: Right now a couple closed plot starters, but open to ideas, i love you
Starters in comments, if you want something hit me up or simply surprise me.
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If he's so much better at it, why have we gotten lost?
[ He drags his head up to scowl at Edgard. ]
But next time, please, by all fucking means—leave me behind if you're bringing him.
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[Edgard hisses and scowls right back at Kostos.]
We are at the location we are supposed to be!
[Edgard is going to ignore the other comment. He points through the bush out into the meadow.]
Why don't you try to be useful at all and tell me what you think of that shepherd? And we'll see how your skills compare. Go on!
[If the trackers won't work together, make them compete, I guess? It's also what a leader would do.]
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But Mado is here. So he's been suffering the outdoors and Edgard's presence for no reason at all, except to lie here in the dirt while Bouncy the Wonder-Boy handles things, supposedly, with his magical nose. ]
Why the fuck would I compete with a dog?
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Just. Do. Something! Anyth-
[Before Edgard can finish, there is a rustling behind Kostos and a strange growling. Back in the field, the Shepherd is suddenly armed and charges toward them.]
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Dropping his quarry, he's taking a breath to bark the alarm when it becomes a plaintive yelp instead, the shepherd's foot swinging into him. Who would do such a thing]
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From there he rolls again, this time onto his feet. Just in time to hear Mado yelp—and dammit, he gives a shit so he looks away from the rustling brush and toward the dog. ]
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He hears Mado yelp, but doesn't take his eyes off the wolf. He huffs in frustration again and shouts at Kostos.]
Let me shoot!
[Kostos, naturally, is facing the other way.]
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Racing around the barrier, he pounces against the much larger canine in an odd, semi-acrobatic maneuver, pushing at it with all four of his paws against the shoulder to knock it off its feet as he bounces away and sticks the landing.]