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Kjalarr offered Slancio a sage nod when the other light coated male spoke that, he, too was not a fan of fish either. That made Kjalarr feel a little bit better — there was a part of him considered that because he'd been born near the ocean and now lived near it once more that he should have been born with some kind of taste for the delicacies that the sea had to offer them; but that wasn't the truth. And he supposed not a fair thing to place upon himself because most of his life had been spent inland with the Frostfur's. The scarred Loðbrók watched as he spoke his name in return and moved closer to take a small bite of the fish. Kjalarr took a step back as to not intrude in the meager meal, though he looked to the female with unbridled surprise when she approached and wordlessly began to dig into his leftovers.

He licked his chops, considering for a moment as he watched her eat it with ...something of a cold shoulder towards him and Slancio. Kjalarr was not accustomed to being ignored — in fact was vain enough to mind being ignored — but let it roll off his shoulders with a slight roll of them. So long as she was not insubordinate towards him, Kjalarr saw no reason why he had to force her to acknowledge them. “I hope that green will begin to appear again and soon.” Already, several of them — Kjalarr included — had resulted to cannibalism though Kjalarr didn't see anything wrong with the barbaric act. It was food and the famine ensured that they could not waste anything that was gifted to them. Ordained by his Gods, Kjalarr told himself. What happened did so because the Gods willed it.

“I look forward to the return of the herds.” He wanted to feast ...he wanted to feast until he felt like he might burst. Thinking of having the luxury of eating all that food without feeling guilty about it only served to torture him and quickly Kjalarr banished the thought. There was no sense in getting over eager yet. The famine was far from over and they were weathering it ...and for now that was enough.