HUNT THEM DOWN | {OPEN, GIANT BEAST}

[london r.]

In her tiny, sheltered world, giant beast dogs were only in fantasy novels. London had yet to actually see most creatures that existed in this world, outside of picture books of course, and a giant dog was not exactly common in those either. They did not exactly have any similar creatures in Snowbound either, besides of course regular canines, a dragon was the only thing comparable in size. Well, there was also Silentgrave, he had been some sort of strange mutant thing, but probably the most alike to this new creature that the Arcticplayer had set her eyes on. London had not been quite sure what to believe when she had seen what appeared to be giant furry legs come into her field of vision, the rest of the canine being hidden behind the evergreens. Ever so curious, the girl had decided to approach, her steps growing more confident as she heard some familiar voices coming from the direction of the large beast. One of those happened to be very familiar to the girl, the voice of her friend, Killua.

It appeared as though he knew this creature, as it belonged to his family. While London was likely the one who knew the most about the albino serval's life before Snowbound, or at least about his family and previous profession, giant protector guard dogs was not one of the thoughts that had come to mind when he had told her about them. She supposed that it did make sense though, but why was it here? Wasn't Killua on the run from his family, was this not technically a bad sign? Would he have to leave? London did not wish to lose her first and only friend, she would probably go with him if he did have to disappear, as long as the Snowstriker accepted her company. But perhaps it was even too late for that now. "Do you think he's hungry? Maybe we should find him some food, or maybe some shelter." as the girl could make little sense of the situation, she just did her best to treat this creature as any other joiner. It seemed to be the best course of action, and she did not possess a more effective idea.