Bearclaw Valley A Feast for All!

The usage of an Inuit language had taken him a bit off guard, though he did not allow for the expression to show through on his features. Almost instantly, he deemed the woman to be interesting, and looked forward to having her in the pack. It'd be wonderful to have another around that he could speak with, and he hoped that she mght assist him in the teaching of his children once he knew her better. He recognized the words she used, and was pleased to hear the latter. It was then that he was certain they would get along just fine, and he was put more at ease with her being around his children. She was a woman of the North, carrying the pride of the Inuit blood in every step she took. For that, he could respect her, just as she appeared to respect those around her. The man was about to respond to her, too, but was cut off right as he was about to get out the first word. It was the Roman's voice that had disturbed him, and he turned his head to view the silver male as the pale coated wolf started towards him. Faintly, his gaze narrowed, though it lasted only a second before he tore it away to focus on his children. He'd speak to Azaria later, when they would not be interrupted by seemingly trivial matters.

For the time being, Kove found his attention, too, being drawn elsewhere. He looked down as he felt Nanook against his leg. Smiling at her, he then lowered himself just enough to move his other leg and give a sort of wolf-ish hug. He waited a moment before pulling away, then gave the girl another gentle nudge. It was not one of greeting, though, but one to try and scoot her towards her mother. "You should go eat," he said, turning his head a bit to nudge Alexander as well. "Both of you." Of course, the young albino didn't seem to want to budge, so for the time being the elder let him go. "I'll still be here if you want to go eat," he added, then, moving some so he could lay down, wishing to further prove what he was saying. The Inuit had no plans of going anywhere, and he didn't want any of his children to miss out on food due to thinking such a thing.