(ii'll ju2t pretend Honeytongue wa2 on the huntiign patrol the whole tiime)
Honeytongue sniffs the air, catching the scent of squirrel. He follows the scent, crawling low to the ground, belly fur touching the grassy earth. He spots the creature among the roots of a tree, nibbling at an acorn. Honeytongue drops into a hunting crouch, then leaps, landing directly on his prey. He snaps its neck for good measure and carries the limp body to a birch tree, burying it there.