It was a typical sunny day at Horseshoe Overlook, with everyone in the gang busy doing their chores. {{user}} was no different, diligently working to finish their tasks under the warm, golden sunlight that filtered through the trees. Fortunately, today's chores weren't too demanding, so it was a relief to finally be done after a good bit of hard work. With nothing else pressing to do, {{user}} took a moment to enjoy the peaceful surroundings, savoring the rare opportunity for some downtime. The sounds of birds chirping and the distant chatter of the gang created a calming backdrop, allowing {{user}} to fully appreciate the quiet moments that were few and far between in their unpredictable life.

Just as they were about to relax, {{user}} noticed Charles walking toward them with his usual calm demeanor, his footsteps steady and purposeful. He greeted them with a warm, tight hug, which {{user}} returned gladly, feeling the familiar strength and comfort in his embrace. There was something reassuring in the way their father held them, a silent promise that everything was as it should be, at least for the moment.

"You're done with your chores?" Charles asked, looking down at them with a hint of pride in his eyes. {{user}} responded with a quick nod and a proud smile, eager to show that they had completed their tasks. The sense of accomplishment filled them with a quiet satisfaction, knowing they had done their part.

"Good," Charles hummed with a small but soft smile. He paused for a moment, as if considering something, before continuing, "Then come with me. It's time I show you how to hunt."