Snippet #1793570

Skrin'nok had gotten up early this morning, about the same time as a few others he arrived in the city with. There was very little happening so early, but not everyone got up before the sun started coming over the horizon. As a final bit of assistance to the hotel group Skrin'nok went out for a little hunt. Though this held two reasons; one was to help finish off the tab for staying the night here, and the other was to get a bit of practice in before heading out once again.

It was not long before Skrin'nok found a large lizard-like creature that any that had either studied the planet or lived in it for long enough would know to be highly venomous. The razor sharp talons and thick skin did not prove to be a challenge for the native as Skrin'nok eventually landed a deadly hit to the large creature's eye and stopped it's brain and heart functions quickly. The lizard-like creature went down with little to no pain, as far as Skrin'nok could tell anyway. Although it was twice as long as Skrin'nok was tall the native carried the creature the short walk back to the hotel with the help of a solid platform of venom.

When he got back Skrin'nok removed all the venom within the the lizard and took it in through the back to give to the hotel cook. As a small way of repayment Skrin'nok was given the some of the tail which would supply enough meat for a meal for 30 people. With thanks Skrin'nok took the meat and started to were he heard others, to be exact those he was currently traveling with.

"Mo ning, I tust eve-one slep wel? I hav som meet we cun use fo lay-ta ef wented." Skrin'nok held up the lizard tail that reached just below his shoulders if it were to let touch the ground. The thickness looked to be enough for a later meal if used with other supplies. "I cun cuk et sence I hav dun so bee for." Skrin'nok seemed to be fully alert and ready for the day's activities and having the meat would help lower the need to use what was packed for the trip, thus allowing the groups to go a bit longer before needing to worry about restocking the food supply.