Ouroboros Spine Springtime Air

[size=small]Given how positive Keyni seemed to be about the land's thriving nature, he assumed that he was doing a good job. Had he led the Moonglow wolves to hunt every herd that passed through the Spine, they would have exhausted their resources and trained their prey that the place was full of danger. "There is a balance to be maintained," He commented softly in reply. And it was his job as sivullik to make sure that they read their environment well, and made wise hunting decisions. Now that there was more than one herd of deer in the area, it was clear that at some point soon, they would be able to have a pack hunt, and withdraw from those resources. Now it was time to take a closer look at their potential prey, and make some decisions regarding which prey to fell, and when. [/size]

[size=small]It seemed Keyni had already put some thought into this, and it pleased him to see that she knew that to keep their prey strong and healthy, it was their job to weed out the weak. He smiled fondly at her as she spoke. While there were circles established within the pack that put men and women into different categories, he was still somewhat of the inclination that there was some flexibility allowed. Keyni, clearly, was a hunting tactician. Lótë was a tracker as well, and while they were women, he still believed they had their place inside the hunter's circle. He wasn't sure he was willing to create waves that might rustle Kukutux's way of life by inviting women to hunt with him, but it seemed as though encouraging them to take part in supporting their pack with their hunting skills made them an asset. He would not tell either of them not to track, hunt or patrol simply because it did not fit in their gender roles. It might create conflict some day, but for now, he was simply willing to let the wolves of the pack fit themselves in where they felt most comfortable. [/size]


[size=small]While he was sivullik, that did not mean that he would shrug off the advice of another hunter simply because he was meant to be in charge. He had asked for her insight, and he liked it. So he nodded. "Agreed. Shall we?" He asked, and began to make the long prowl, which would take them closer to their prey. [/size]