Snippet #1372543

Agni followed closely behind Sage, attempting to walk were she walked. It wasn't until they got close that he could actually see what she was referring too, and he had to get very close to see some details, but not many. It looked like a giant rabbit trap, but it was so hard to tell. When he heard James speak, he spun in the James' direction and looked carefully where he'd been looking. James quickly dismissed it but Agni kept watching. A good hunter has more patience than the prey, and he would not be the prey. He couldn't visually discern anything about the trap anyway. As Agni stared off into the distance he spoke to Sage. "Describe the trap. Look for any wires to appear worn down, especially wherever they rub against other parts. Use your nose, see if it smells like blood or animals. You're other senses are more important, like Bebe said." He kept staring. He couldn't see anything. He couldn't hear anything. The smell of rust, decay, and motor oil was unbroken. Maybe James had just imagined it. Agni looked away, back to the trap, but made sure he was ready with his gun.