Bearclaw Valley A Feast for All!

Once again, Kove had sent a glance in the direction of his son, as well as one to Nanook. It was simply to check over them, to make sure they were alright as well. The boy received a sharper look, though, once he'd started speaking back once more. His thoughts and words were misguided, and would need to be corrected later on. The older Inuit did not think chastising children in front of everyone else in the pack was a good idea. To him, that was something to be taken care of in private, as it was a matter that only concerned parent and child. Others had no part in it, and their bearing witness to it was unnecessary and, potentially, humiliating for the child. No matter, he did not share his thoughts, as the response he'd been given for sharing his previous ones was not ideal.

It was foolish to think she'd agree with him, and so he hadn't. The ghost had not expected for even a second that Scarlett would relate to his thoughts on the matter, and so he hadn't gotten his hopes up. The way in which she spoke, however, was something that caused him to let out a sigh of his own, though the passing breathe was faint and practically inaudible. He could understand where she was coming from, as a parent, but he also wasn't positive on how much verbal teachings could do. No matter, he kept his mouth shut, and instead focused his attention on Nanook. She'd disappeared into the den, having run off in the midst of them everyone speaking. Believing himself to be partially to blame, the man moved towards the den, too. He offered a slight nod of greeting to Adlartok, before turning his head to look into the home. Scarlett had already gone in, and despite a part of him urging him to just wait outside, he followed suit. Sort of, anyways. He moved in about half way, before looking over the darkened area. "Nanook, come on out," he voiced, tone soft as he watched for any signs of movement from the hidden girl. "It's alright. Desna's fine, you're fine... you don't need to hide, little one." Moving in a bit farther, he began nosing around the space in search of the light grey child.