Blackfoot Forest And continued to run recklessly

Blatantly, she rolled her eyes when he denied being creepy and then went off with claiming her to be some strange word that she couldn't help but scowl at. Coming from him, it was probably offensive in one way or another so she just grumbled at it and left it at that -- knowing he'd probably find a way to make it into her being stupid for not knowing the word (if it really was one at all..).

He gave her plenty else to think about, though, and decided to point out the quite obvious to her. As if he was oblivious to the facts here that annoyed her. "I can get a meal without you," she boasted with a low growl, although she doubted he'd hear -- he went on about how perfect he was at everything and she knew better than to try to get through to him.

She groaned and shook her head, trying not to hear everything that he explained in quite a bit of detail but just his voice alone grated viciously on her nerves. It only seemed to be worsening by the second. "Oh my goddd..." she drawled as he spoke on with a big, ugly sigh that was drawn out far more than necessary. He was impressively disillusioned, by her call, and she did find some odd humor in it. But, it was an annoyance first and foremost.

She then bristled anew at the sight of him, angered as he was, and stared right back at him unabashed. The silver Eyre thought about devoting the next few hours to scaring every fox out of this forest, just to be rude. Something about potentially seeing him fail did bring an ounce of joy to her, although she knew it was petty and that for survival's sake, she had better things to do than harass this whelp. At best she could aspire to kill them before he could.

As he saw it, he'd leave her there to die.. which she saw it differently than he did, unsurprisingly. She growled as he so boldly suggested that he of all beasts was key to her survival. When he swept by her, she snapped her teeth, although refrained from lunging outright. "I ought to ruin every one of your hunts here just for that shit." Jazz hissed with her teeth barring between words and a dark glower settling onto her expression. She glared an ugly frown at the back of his head, watching him to see where he'd go from here...