Moonspear diamond is unbreakable

She looked to the rat, accepting the offer with a rumble of gratitude before she pulled the small meal closer. "It is appreciated," she said, nodding, then lent the girl an ear as she worked her way into the flesh. She didn't usually eat rats (mainly because she didn't like to hunt them), and was indifferent towards the taste of the tail herself, but smirked knowingly through the tearing of the kill's skin. She'd be unwise to turn down a free meal in wintertime anyway.

But it was all good to hear. Ame knew she'd been contributing well as a huntress and it did seem to work out for her. She nodded slowly and didn't question the sudden change in interest. It worked, and who was she to question a reliable wolf helping keep their wolves fed. And on top of all this, Ame knew, a valuable companion to Floki who had seemingly flourished as well since Wildfire's addition to their ranks. "Whatever changed, it seems to be working for you.." she commented, for maybe it was just in her genes. Perhaps she had only need the mountainside to give her enough inspiration to explore that part of herself.

It would probably not be until springtime that she would have many chances on large prey though -- unless the pack stayed as large as it was, where gathering comrades to help bring something large down should not be difficult. This occurred to her fleetingly and left her wondering on her opinion on group hunts, then on how a large pack's appetite will warrant more of them..

When she questioned her in such a general way, Ame had to stall a moment by licking her lips. "Ah, well, good.. I have been busy, but sometimes I always feel that way. A fault of the season, I believe," she sighed. Winter always had her feeling perpetually tense. But this new pack, all bustling compared to quiet Sunspire, did inspire a new vigor that she was not always sure what to do with.