[@Valkyr][@Aristocles][@A Tattooed Girl]
[b]Chincf and Tikaani[/b]

"Good job, everyone!" Chincf barked softly in congratulations as Carek brought the goat down. Tikaani and Kai caught up to the rest of the hunting party, the she-wolf wagging her tail. 
"This'll feed everyone, for once!"
The beta male nodded his head, turning to face Carek as he answered the other hunter's question. "No, I think we should drag it back to the den. There's too many pups right now, getting them to come all the way out here would be dangerous." muscles rippling beneath his pelt, Chincf shifts to shove his shoulder underneath one side of the goat. "Carek, you and Kai help me get it back, the girls can go ahead of us and let everyone know." he instructed.

[@Polaris North][@BookGirl1993][@GhostWing]
[b]Saaba[/b]

Saaba scooped up Calypso and fell into step beside Avir, carrying the smaller cub to the cave and ducking inside. It was warm and dry, and there were no fresh scents of any other predators or animals. Faintly, she could smell Avir's scent that had gone stale from where he had stayed there before. She found a bit of soft ground and gently set Calypso down there. "There, you're safe now. You can rest." she purred soothingly at the two cubs. "Thanks." she mumbled to Avir, hesitantly touching her nose to his shoulder in a show of gratitude. She wasn't used to being in the company of other tigers, not since leaving her family, but they could make this work. Despite not having her own cubs yet, it seemed Saaba's maternal instincts were kicking in around these cubs, all she had to do was follow them. 

Her head snapped up sharply, warning growl rumbling in her throat as she heard voices outside the cave and smelt the other tigers approaching. She began to snarl at them to warn them to keep away, breaking off abruptly as she realised it was another female who had cubs with her also. The tigress flattened her ears awkwardly, tail tip twitching. 
"Sorry, I thought you were hunting for a moment." she apologised. "The cave's quite big, er...I guess you and your cubs could stay here with us for a while too."