Dragoncrest Cliffs Cave Dwellings

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When Kendra refused her offer to hunt for her, there was a slight pout to Eske’s lips though it did not linger long as Kendra explained why she didn’t want Eske to hunt for her. Apparently, her old pack had done it for her and she’d became spoiled. For a bitter moment Eske wondered what that was like (entirely unaware that there were probably plenty that would testify that she was spoiled), but knew that holding onto the things that made her feel bitter was probably toxic. It didn’t mean she was ever going to forgive and forget (because, lmao she wasn’t) but dwelling on it was only making her seem like an even bigger bitch. For a moment, she considered interjecting that Kendra definitely deserved to be spoiled in a tone that was far from angelic but as she thought that was laying it on too thick (and could possibly scare the poor girl away!) Eske refrained, keeping her comment to herself. But besides her flirty thoughts Eske did understand Kendra’s reasonings. As it was, the warrior princess’ eyes light up when Kendra suggested that she teach her out to hunt instead. Her ears perked atop the crown of her skull and her tail wagged against her hocks as she shifted her weight slightly, her impatience and frustration at being trapped in the caverns momentarily forgotten about. “I can teach you to hunt, yeah.” Eske accepted with a sly grin. If she wasn’t so selfish she might’ve directed Kendra to Wildfire for hunting lessons as Wildfire was the master huntress but as it was Eske was selfish and Kendra had suggested a way for them to spend more time together and Eske wasn’t about to look a gift horse in the mouth.

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