Bearclaw Valley A Feast for All!

Alexander was on high alert as Desna started running towards his dad. He narrowed his eyes into a glare, though it wasn't very intimidating given his currently soft features. His fur bristled a bit as she got closer, and he even let out a tiny growl. It wasn't loud enough for his dad to hear, or so he suspected since he wasn't given a disapproving look of any sort. The large girl went right up to Kove, and had the nerve to call him 'daddy'. Didn't she know she had different parents? It irked him, and he smirked when she fell onto her butt. The sound she made afterwards made his skin crawl, though. The boy looked to his dad expectantly, hoping the elder would chase the weird wolf away, but he didn't. Instead, he laughed. He actually found what the girl was doing to be funny! To make matters worse, the older Inuit then offered up food for the girl. What was going on? Why was he being nice to her when she wasnt his kid? It made him frown, but also stirred up a bit of confusion within the boy.

When Kove motioned towards the meat, the young albino's attention was drawn to it. Sniffing the air, he found it smelled almost like any other food, but was somehow a bit different. He thought it was weird, and was hesitant when given the signal that he could try it. Then, his mind started working it over. The older wolf was his dad, and cared for him. So no matter what, he wouldn't harm him, or give him something that would be dangerous. Xan moved closer to the pile of fish, and took a bite of it. It didn't taste bad, but was also different from what he was use to. Never had he eaten fish before then, but now that he'd tried it he was interested in having it again. The boy glanced to Desna afterwards, narrowing his gaze as he did so. He knew how stingy she could be when it came to food, and didn't want her to take all of it. Though, he also knew he couldn't take her on alone. She was huge in comparison to the other children. It was then that he found his gaze shifting to Nanook, urging her to help him out if needed. It was a rare occasion for him to ask for assistance, and probably would never happen again unless in secret.