Lone Wolf

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At the harbour a young woman 19 years of age could be seen just behind the tree line, well hidden and lying in wait for something.
Her most noticeable feature being the red hair which flowed to midway down her back. After this was the deep Caribbean blue eyes that were currently glued to the harbour. Hearing some movement from behind her, she quickly whipped out a kunai knife from the holster on her left leg, throwing the knife in the direction of the sound. Following the flight of the kunai the woman tensed in anticipation for the oncoming fight until she realised that her supposed enemy was in fact a very startled rabbit.
She chuckled slightly at her misjudgement, “Sorry little guy I thought you were an anbu,” the woman apologised to the rabbit as she stroked him “well I suppose you should get going, sorry again I didn’t mean to startle you” The rabbit looked up at her with wide eyes “Y-you can speak in our tongue?!” its little nose twitched like mad in its astonishment.
“Yes, I can I am part wolf after all” the woman replied however instead of talking the woman could be heard gr...

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