Shadow Mountain You frighten me

Nikan was away to fetch her some food. She hadn't eaten in a while and with all the stuff that had happened, she was only now realizing how hungry she actually was. Zula waited patiently in his den. He didn't seem the type of wolf who did nice stuff for others, so it had surprised her when he had offered to go hunting for her. Although it was very much appreciated, she wondered if he had an ulterior motive. Maybe he just feels guilty for taking me as a prisoner, she thought. Maybe not, who knows. 

When Nikan returned, he dropped a rabbit in front of her and just as she wanted to thank him, he was already speaking. He didn't seem to be impressed by her fighting skills. Granted, she wasn't that good at fighting. But he was right, there were a lot of bloodthirsty wolves around here (Nikan included) and she needed to learn how to protect herself. She hesitated for a moment. Could you teach me? she asked.