operation little birdie

We can end this within the next post or two, if you'd like. c:

The wolf let out a chuckles. He was enjoying himself quite a bit. It'd been awhile since he'd really been able to mess around with anyone, and found the fox's reaction to it all to be priceless. “Oh really?” he returned, the question clearly rhetorical. “You knew, and yet you followed anyways. IkKumanngituk.” It was not a common thing for the man to speak in the tongue of his family, but the word accidentally slipped out without him even realizing it. The moment reminded him of days with his siblings more than anything else, as they'd been quite the troublemakers towards all creatures—foxes included, of course. Plus, as stated before, he hadn't been able to play around with anyone since leaving the dark forest. He missed it on occasion, but couldn't help but prefer being with Scarlett and witnessing the light she had to show towards everyone. She made him better, but the albino was not currently there, leaving the fox with only him to deal with.

Kove's enjoyment started to falter soon after, however, as the fox tried to get out of the situation. What fun would it be if they simply turned and walked away from one another? Granted, he didn't intend to actually give chase anymore, as she was not worth even that in his mind, but it's the thought that counts. He took a step towards her, copper eyes practically glued to her face as he watched her. “Intended or not, even if you hunt a rodent within this valley, that is an act of thievery,” he informed her, most likely just making stuff up as he went along now. Most saw it as that when it was a loner or a member of another pack doing it, but a fox? They were viewed as prey by some, so their hunting on pack grounds wasn't entirely frowned upon, since they would eventually become a meal themselves. The Inuit was not such a wolf, though, and wanted the vixen gone as soon as possible. “I suggest you leave, now, before I make a meal out of you.” The 'game' was drawing to a close, and no longer was the ghost having any fun.