Here I am again after a long time ...
... and I finally read the book. (really worth reading!)
But since I don't want to bore you with the book, here is the next chapter.

The hunting dog

The unicorn now had to get out of the hiding place quickly, otherwise it would be trapped.
But on the other side was the older hunter. What should it do now?
But just before the hunter could spot the unicorn, the hound jumped on the raven and killed it with its sharp teeth.
The younger hunter then scolded him, but praised him for bringing back what he had stolen. Then the young hunter got on his horse and rode away.
The dog followed, barking, but then turned. before running again. At that moment the unicorn recognized the dog. It was the same dog as the one at Mommy Fortuna's midnight carnival.
The unicorn looked after him gratefully for a while, because at the moment it hadn't the slightest desire to show itself to people.Not now.
Suddenly it was torn from its thoughts when it heard the screams of the hunters and their animals.
It ran in the direction from which the screams came, but not because it wanted to come to their aid, but rather out of curiosity and because it needed a change.
It went on for quite a while. The hunters were further away than it had thought.
Eventually it reached the hunters and a monster was with them -
the harpy. Her eyes shone menacingly, as if she wanted to tear the hunters apart at any moment, but at the moment she was only chasing the fleeing hunters. One of them was bleeding on his left arm. The unicorn suddenly had to think of his first great love, of Prince, no King Lear, who now ruled over the newly blossoming land of King Haggard. So it hurried to the hunters and drove away the harpy, which flew away cursing.

How might the hunters react?
Snu