Moonspear lawmother

She paid attention to the names, and how he offered them with a smile. She had expected perhaps to see some spark of jealousy, if he wished to take her for his own in spite of the distance that would be placed between them. Instead, he seemed...Not relieved, exactly, but willing enough to offer her suggestions that she thought perhaps he wanted for more.

It didn't exactly help her make her decision, as it did nothing but heighten her want for the seal-hunter. He might see it in the way her fluttering gaze now tracked from his eyes to his lips, and back again. 

A name she knew came up first, and her expression would say it all; light surprise, and a slant of her gaze as she recalled the face of the man who had come to the mountain only days earlier to hunt. He had made himself fairly well known, it would seem; familiar to both Chakliux and Sialuk. No wonder his name came first, if he traded so readily among the sister packs. 

She weighed them against one another, made heavier by the way the seal-hunter spoke of them. Kilgitsuk was mentioned first, and was a face she knew to see, though she had not warmed to him as quickly as she had to Chakliux. Kannoyak was one that seemed esteemed, though it was not clear if the hunter remained among the sister packs. Of Alaric, nothing was said apart from the pack he belonged to, and thus she believe he'd gained the least favour from the man before her. He did not seem to suggest one in particular, but she thought it might be because he did not wish to know. 

"I will not be...Less desirable, after it has taken place?" A moment of doubt; from him, she sought reassurance.