This wolf is immune to illness for 1 rollover. This wolf has not rolled over today and will not be able to be traded or gifted until its next rollover.
With a cheerful smile, Micah brings you a gift, placing it carefully in front of you. When you nod in appreciation, they ask if maybe you have a gift for them, too?
Micah sees you coming and splits their prey in half for you to share with them. How sweet!
Creek didn't even need to describe the hunt's setup when Micah started stalking the carcass and pouncing, finishing the hunt with small nibbles at the throat. Excited, but smart.
You see Micah trying to unsuccessfully get a tick off their back. They ask for help, saying they'll check you over, too!
In the lesson today, Birch and Micah learned how strategy can be useful when hunting in a group and trying to chase a big prey animal like Creek pretended to be. With group coordination and a perfectly timed call, Micah was able to tackle the pretend-elk to the ground.
Finally, after many trials and failed attempts that made other pups burst with laughter, Micah let out a proper, long howl! Still somewhat high-pitched, but it couldn't be mistaken for anything else other than a growing, strong wolf.
Micah learned that not only the ingredients but also the proportions can change a cure into a poison. He felt a lot more responsible after this lesson.
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