Sage huffed out a breath and scowled at the girl's retreating form, though not exactly in a mad or upset way. He sort of kicked off after the girl, now determined to catch her. "Well just see about that," he muttered to himself with a bit of a chuckle. His muscles weren't happy with him, but he was stubborn and going to catch up to this girl even if it killed him. Which it probably wouldn't do.

Quinn dove under, disappearing. She swam under Sage then popped up on the other side, giggling. "Too slow." She chortled, wading water and knowing she could dive under at any second to escape him

Sage groaned again and lept at the girl after a moment, wrapping his arm around her waist so she couldn't swim away before he resurfaced. "Gotcha," he hummed, though he was definitely tired now. He let her go though, after a moment and huffed out a breath. "You have too much energy," he grumbled, though in a teasing manner.

Quinn tried to dive under but was caught. She groaned, rolling her eyes. "For once in your life." She teased, "And I know I have too much energy. It runs in ... never mind it doesn't run in my family I don't know WHY I have too much, I just know I do." She tipped his head, pondering the idea while swimming to shore and lulling herself up, yawning. It was slowly getting dark

Sage chuckled lightly and grinned. "I caught you the other day too, during our little game," he snorted. "Don't get too cocky now," he teased lightly. He yawned after the girl yawned and glanced up at the sky. "Why don't we head back to the campsite, before we freeze or get too tired to keep swimming," he mused, starting back to shore. "Well have to eat something too...maybe I can catch something to eat in the way back." He shrugged slightly thinking about it.

"Oh don't worry about catching something, Mr No Energy. I can do that myself thank you very much." Quinn rolled her eyes, hauling herself out of the water. She walked back to the campsites, quickly building a fire then grabbing her bow and arrow and disappearing into the woods. A quiet WHOOSH could be heard a few minutes later, and she came back with a rabbit. "Enough meat for both of us." She smiled, skinning it and putting the meat on rods

Sage huffed out a breath slightly but didn't argue when Quinn marched off to hunt. He certainly didn't care much when she came back with a good looking rabbit. His nose twitched as the rabbit started cooking, his wolf senses picking up the aroma sharply. He was hungry...and waiting for the rabbit seemed pretty hard to do. "It looks good," he hummed to Quinn, turning it over so as not to burn one side.

Quinn nodded, turning it one more time before taking the rabbit off. "It's ready!" She said cheerily, tearing off a chunk of meat and giving it to Sage. She took another, smaller chunk and bit into it happily. She stretched her arms before yawning

Sage took the food happily, and munched on it. It was a nice meal, though it was gone rather quickly. But, it was good, and he was pretty satisfied about it all. "It was as good as it smelled," he chirped.

Quinn Grinned. "I have a speciality for cooking rabbits." She smiled. She walked over to the tent, crawling inside since it was pretty late now. The horses seemed okay, so she took his one blanket and wrapped up in it, feeling cold. She knew she would shiver herself to sleep, though