Snake & Thornis
Snake
Ever wondered if a hunter’s real job is protecting the forest rather than just taking from it? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Thornis
Yes, a hunter’s true job is keeping the forest healthy, not just taking. Every kill is a calculated act, a balance check on the ecosystem. I track numbers, watch breeding patterns, and only harvest what the woods can replenish. If we overstep, the forest dies, and so does the life that depends on it. So the forest isn’t just a backdrop; it’s the reason for every shot.
Snake
Nice insight, but remember, even a well‑balanced ecosystem can be swayed by a few extra shots. Just watch the balance; if you’re too calm, the forest might start to doubt your instincts. Careful how you pull the trigger, darling.
Thornis
I know every shot matters, so I keep my numbers tight. The forest isn’t in doubt when I stick to the limits. If I let my guard down, I’ll hear the trees warning me instead.
Snake
Just keep that guard tight—after all, the trees aren’t the only ones that can give you a warning. They’ll whisper if you let your numbers slip, but the forest has no patience for sloppy hunters. Stick to the limits and you’ll stay one step ahead.
Thornis
I’ll keep my count close. The forest whispers in the wind, and I listen for every hint. No room for carelessness.
Snake
Nice, but if the wind starts howling, don't blame the trees—blame your own hesitation. Keep those numbers tight and let the forest do its work.