In the woods, Dante walked with his bow and arrow in his hands. His guards were close by, keeping watch for the other men.
"They're loud," Dante said, forced to stop and rub his ears.
Dante was certain every animal in the woods could hear the other men stepping on fallen sticks and talking loudly about which animal they were most excited to kill.
"You should kill something fast and get out. Unless they catch a few boars and a deer, they cannot beat you. Your ears have always been sensitive, and it is nearing time for you to lock yourself away. One boar would be good enough," Rick suggested.
"Not good enough for my wife. If I pull one animal out of here and lose, she won't speak to me for a week. Keep watch for any fowl and rabbits. All animal counts, no matter how low the points are," said Dante.
