Gwenn held herself quiet and still her bow stretched taut as she held her breath and let the arrow fly into the clearing where a majestic stag stood. The arrow found purchase just behind the front leg and she quickly fired another as it staggered so she would be sure to fell it. She'd been traveling the forest many days and hunger clawed at her. She waited for it to fall to the ground, now with three arrows sunk deeply into it's flesh. She moved from the cover of the bushy undergrowth and slid the knife from her sheath dangling at her side as she approached. The beast was no dead yet, but she was merciful, making a swift end of things and then skillfully butchering the beast.
She made a hasty drying rack to allow the meat a way to cure for storage. Each piece she liberally applied the salt she carried with her and then turned to making a fire to cook herself something to stave off the demands of her stomach for a time. She cooked herself a meal and then pulled her drying rack up into the trees above, but left a good amount of meat on the carcass for the carnivorous animals of the forest to take. She felt the need for balance in all things. it seemed to be part of her that could not be shaken or ignored. She settled in to rest high up in the trees, her long red hair braided thick hanging down her back.
She felt the need to sleep but also the restlessness of her mind and heart called for her to continue on. Tonight the body was going to win, she had gone days without food, in the search for the others. Her eyes closed and she drifted into fitful sleep.