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He noted the slightly raised hackles on Kjalarr, but didn't think much on it. While he did not enjoy the female simply trying to take the food Kjalarr had offered him without a word, her evident hunger might be the source for it. He'd go hunting later, anyways, to scavange the remaining bit of whatever was left in the coastside near Near Saltwinter. Hopefully he would be able to get something to fill his stomach better. Something other than fish would be highly welcomed, and if he was lucky enough to get a seagull he would be satisfied with his day. Slancio raised his head and turned to gauge the female's reaction when Kjalarr, inwardly nodding at the words. Yet the female simply left without a word, leading to a small frown on his face. It melted away when Kjallar offered him a shrug, the beta probably just as confused as Slancio as to why the female had came and went without a single word to the male wolves.

His words about hunting seem to lift both their spirits, and they faded back into an easy conversation. He had truly missed the carefree feeling of hunting and not coming back empty-handed. When the green returned to Teekon wilds, he would feast. He would regain the weight he had lost and finally feel the true satisfaction of having a full meal. Kjalarr still looked dimly disturbed, and spoke up first, about the female. Apparently not even he knew who she was, chalking up her behavior to being new and not understanding ranks. Slancio nodded at the white viking's words, himself echoing his thoughts. "It's not much of a problem to me personally, but that might offend some other wolf one day. Maybe she was just hungry? Though that doesn't really explain her...rather cold behavior towards us." He suggested. It didn't offend him greatly when the female simply put him aside, but more of it had to do with the rudeness of her actions rather than the ranks. "There is no need to bother Caiaphas on the matter unless it furthur escalates." He tried to placate Kjalarr, to convince him that it was not too much of a big deal. "But she should watch what she does." He simply stated, the slight frown etching onto his face again.