Hoshor Plains hold on to the memories, they will hold on to you

Ariadne had stolen glances at Kaluktuk and his group while watching the children. While she had noticed something had gone wrong and now had the context to back it up, she still felt it'd been an overall success. Still, her stomach twisted angrily at the mention of the wolf who abandoned the hunt. I am happy that you took care of them, she said, baring her fingers and licking them in a show of her displeasure.

When he mentioned not approaching the child, her demeanor lightened and she shook her head. No, I do not think you should do anything, she advised. Like you said, the hunt was successful, and no harm came from it. But, ultimately, it was up to him.

Then, she wondered, How did you like leading? You seemed like you were in your element and very attractive, taking charge of all those wolves. She couldn't help herself; watching him lead had turned her on.