Bearclaw Valley eyeshine

She had to try very hard not to make a face at the subtle, but palpable flirtation happening between Aventus and Arielle. Æsilfír was an inherently nosey wolf, and supped on their tension hungrily, though she kept herself focused as much as possible on what she was being told. She felt lightly skeptical that a bear could be the judge of her- they were primal creatures, and she wasn't sure how spiritual she was. Still- she was curious. Spiritual or not, she figured she could at least seem earnest enough, for now, and learn what she could so she could decide if this was just a bunch of sexually-charged cultists or not.

Morbidly- she hoped they were. Life had never been this exciting before. 

"Aright," She replied to Aventus, curious to see what kind of test she'd be given, and how a bear would decide her worthiness. Arielle's offer didn't really interest her as she considered the wound superficial enough to be allowed to heal on its own- but turning down the offer felt like it might be rude. "Appreciated," She said. Both of them seemed keen to wander off, so she said nothing, keeping her jaw clamped shut as they stalked off. She hoped at least they'd have the sense to roam out of sight and earshot before succumbing to their obvious desires. 
 
Merrick seemed jovial enough about it. He certainly didn't disapprove. Æsilfír's gaze danced with amusement when they were alone, and he offered her more counsel. She was very obviously trying to rein in the wide, cheshire grin. She nodded. But first- 

"Straight up mad about each udder, ehn?" She said commented, intending her observation to be somewhat of a compliment. A family pack indeed. Had Merrick seemed the least bit opposed she might've chosen to keep that to herself. "I get mad power-couple vibes off'em." She praised.  She reached out as though to nudge him- but didn't reach to touch, lest her gesture be too forward for his liking. She liked to push boundaries, but had no idea what to anticipate from him yet. "Ye'll be a granfadder by the h'end of Spring, Madman."