Golden and black jaws remain poised over the clear blue water. It is a waiting game, hunting fish. And it is a game Selene is determined to win. Standing in shallow water, not quite up to the middle of her legs, the sun-kissed wolf waits for the perfect moment for a fish to swim by slow enough for her jaws to catch.

Time passes, her awareness of it nonexistent. Her focus is absolutely engrossed in the task - in not making even the slightest vibrations in the water against its natural flow in case the fish catch on. The fur lining her belly is soaked as is most of her tail. But with the sun beating down on her dark golden back the water is actually a relief.

Turquoise eyes land on a fish, not as big as most, but one that is at least moving slower than the rest, slow enough for her to catch. Her jaw clenches in anticipation and with the pressure it takes for her to not move as much as an inch lest the fish figure out she was here.
It gets closer. With a sedate pace, one Selene would call agonizingly slow, the fish moves closer and closer. In normal hunting circumstances her body would be trembling in anticipation. But in this hunt she doesn’t even let her tail twitch. She has done this before and any movement now would ruin all time she had already put into this venture.

The fish moves just to the front of the golden girl. Definitely close enough to grab. Inhaling a quick breathe and holding it Selene strikes with sudden speed into the water. Her eyes close to avoid getting water in them but she already had her aim, it only mattered that she made her move fast enough.

Canines puncture a soft yielding flesh like surface as they snap closed in an all or nothing attack. Pulling her muzzle back from the water she holds her prize by its back fin. Only her canine going through the thin back fin had made her successful. It wriggles in her jaws, trying in vain to escape, a thing she does not intend to let it do. Darting to a patch soft grasses sprouting from parts of the beach Selene drops the fish and smiles proudly down at it before tearing in.