49.21°N
123.12°W
Previous RouteFK-W007
We did not come
to kill it.
Breach-Tide Mud-Crown Hippopotamus was recorded at Sinking Root Gate. Fang and K kept the encounter observational, following the habitat signals without turning the fieldwork into a kill.
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FK-W007
Previous Week：Rain-Vein Floating-Root Seedbank
Rain-Vein Floating-Root Seedbank is the latest complete five-day route in K's Hunting Log.
01 09.10Low Risk
Rain at East Rain-Gate Root-Filter Bay did not fall straight down. Wind pressed it into diagonal lines along the floating levees. Fang and I descended to the edge of the root raft. Before the pumps made a sound, the Rainfold Sail Mussels folded away their broad shell lips together. Fang kept her distance, lowered a salinity probe into the outer water layer, and had me shut down active sonar. If the shells closed before the vibration, she said, they were sensing something other than sound.
Rainfold Sail MusselEast Rain-Gate Root-Filter Bay
02 09.11Low Risk
Rain pressure, root-raft height, and the old sensor readings were all changing at First Floating Seed Raft. A family of Floating-Seed Quill Porcupines carried floating seeds on broad, barbless quill tips, yet avoided the sections broken apart by reverse flow. Fang separated the quill-borne seeds, broad-toed tracks, and cache locations into repeatable evidence. I remained outside, marking load points, waterlines, and our retreat route. Every active weapon stayed stowed.
Floating-Seed Quill PorcupineFirst Floating Seed Raft
03 09.12Moderate
Rain pressure, root-raft height, and the old sensor readings were all changing at Flower-Nose Rainforest Window. Monsoon Flower-Nosed Flying Foxes glided low through the break in the rain. Their pale leaf-shaped nose pads found floral scent, and their long chest fur carried pollen, yet the entire group turned away from the stilted seed vault. Fang set a thin sampling film beneath the route to catch only pollen that fell on its own. I stayed low at the tower footing and listened with passive instruments. The detour was not disorder. It was a reading.
Monsoon Flower-Nosed Flying FoxFlower-Nose Rainforest Window
04 09.13Extremely Dangerous
Storm-Window Tide-Pattern Tiger was recorded at Storm-Window Tiger Ridge. Fang and K kept the encounter observational, following the habitat signals without turning the fieldwork into a kill.
Storm-Window Tide-Pattern TigerStorm-Window Tiger Ridge
05 09.14Calamity
Breach-Tide Mud-Crown Hippopotamus was recorded at Sinking Root Gate. Fang and K kept the encounter observational, following the habitat signals without turning the fieldwork into a kill.
Breach-Tide Mud-Crown HippopotamusSinking Root Gate
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